I just noticed that last week Bitcoin ETF capital flows showed a clear turning point. After three consecutive weeks of net outflows, it finally saw a positive inflow of 11.8K, totaling 8.01 hundred million USD. This signal is quite interesting—it feels like market sentiment is quietly shifting.

From a technical perspective, Bitcoin’s weekly RSI has re-entered the oversold zone, and the price is also right now testing the bottom support of the bullish channel. In the past, similar setups have often indicated a rebound, but the market is still in a wait-and-see mode, and no one dares to be completely certain. At the same time, note that the price has been repeatedly ranging in the 67K to 68K area—there’s a lot of orderblock and liquidity stacked here. The $67,078 level has become a key breakout trigger.

Interestingly, the range from 67,482 to 68,150 is not only technical resistance—it’s also a forced liquidation accumulation zone. If the price pushes up through it, it could trigger a chain reaction. But liquidity magnets are a double-edged sword: the price may also reverse at the locations where these orderblocks accumulate. At present, the market appears to be digesting mixed signals within this compressed range, waiting for the next step to confirm the direction.