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$BTC at $75,799, do you dare to buy in?
ETF has had net inflows of over $2.1 billion for 9 consecutive days, Bitcoin 2026 conference opens today, the US wants to be the "global BTC capital," Strategy has invested another $255 million— but what about the price? Just dropped from the high of 78k, down 2.6%, stuck at 75.8k without moving. Chives.
First, look at the surface: bullish signals piling up, price steady as a rock.
Multiple touches of 78k this week, about to break 80k, but then pushed back down. But don’t just look at the candlestick chart—exchanges’ BTC reserves have fallen to 2.7 million coins, the lowest since 2019. Fewer sellers, more buyers, yet the price refuses to rise? Think about it carefully.
First thing: ETFs are aggressively accumulating.
This week, spot ETFs have had net inflows of over $2.1 billion for 9 days straight, with BlackRock alone taking in $733 million. Total inflows exceed $58 billion, ETF holdings account for nearly 7% of total BTC. This isn’t retail buying; institutions are openly stockpiling. Morgan Stanley’s ETFs also show zero outflows and keep rising—these folks aren’t here for charity; they’re here to bottom-fish.
Second thing: policy is paving the way.
Bitcoin 2026 Las Vegas conference opens today, Senator Lummis personally promotes the Clarity Act, set for markup in May. Tim Draper directly states: “Bank runs are imminent, BTC is the inevitable choice.” The US wants to be the “global BTC capital”—this isn’t a joke from a senator’s mouth.
Third thing: geopolitical easing, risk sentiment ignited.
US-Iran ceasefire, oil prices plunge 16%, risk-on mode activated. Strategy has bought another $255 million worth of BTC, corporate and fund holdings exceed 14%. These people are richer and more patient than you.
On one side: ETF frenzy, policy paving, geopolitical easing.
On the other: price stuck at 75.8k, three attempts at 78k all pushed back.
Key level: 73k-75k, the last bottom line for bulls and bears.
If you are a short-term trader: buy in gradually in the 73k-75k range, target 78k-80k, cut losses decisively if it falls below 71k. Don’t hold on stubbornly, don’t be greedy—if it breaks, run. Use 73k support for intraday longs, reduce positions at 78k-79k.
If you are a long-term investor: now, at 75.8k, you can build a position, add more on dips to 73k-75k. Hold core positions, first target 80k-85k, after breakout look for 100k+.
BTC has shifted from a “speculative asset” to a “strategic reserve asset.” Those who understand are already placing orders at 73k-75k; those who don’t still wait for it to drop to 50k. #加密市场小幅下跌 $BTC