ETF fund inflows are the toughest support in the recent period. In April, Bitcoin ETF net inflows were $1.97 billion, setting a new single-month high for 2026. Of that total, IBIT alone accounted for $2.0 billion. This isn’t a small amount—institutional funds are continuously buying in, which suggests there is firm support under the market bottom. But keep in mind that ETF buy pressure is more about long-term allocation rather than a short-term push, so it’s difficult to directly generate a single big bullish candle. After a few prior times when ETF data came out as positive, the price actually pulled back instead, which indicates that the market has already partially priced in these positives.