The past week in crypto reflected steady institutional activity and modest improvement in market conditions, without any major shift in trend.

Here are the key developments:
➟ Consistent institutional demand for Bitcoin
The Coinbase premium remained positive for 14 straight days, pointing to ongoing buying from U.S. investors.
➟ Strong ETF inflows
Spot Bitcoin ETFs saw approximately $1B in weekly inflows, largely driven by BlackRock, indicating renewed institutional participation.
➟ Continued accumulation by large players
MicroStrategy added over 34,000 BTC, taking its total holdings above 800,000 BTC and reinforcing its long-term approach.
➟ Bitcoin testing resistance levels
BTC moved in the $75K–$78K range, with multiple attempts to break higher, supported by spot demand and some short covering.
➟ Ethereum seeing gradual inflows
ETH ETFs recorded seven consecutive days of inflows, suggesting growing but still measured institutional interest.
➟ Traditional finance involvement continues
Deutsche Börse invested in Kraken, and Goldman Sachs filed for a Bitcoin ETF, reflecting ongoing engagement from major financial players.
➟ Early signs of altcoin activity
Select altcoins and memecoins outperformed, indicating a possible early rotation, though not yet broad-based.
➟ Infrastructure expansion
Tether launched a non-custodial wallet, aiming to improve access and usability for USDT.
Overall, the market appears to be stabilizing with steady inflows and participation, but price action is still near resistance and a clear directional trend has yet to be confirmed.
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