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Bitcoin just pushed through the 81,000 level and the tape is still digesting the move. Spot ETF flows came in strong yesterday with a net 4,038 BTC, roughly 314 million dollars, led by BlackRock’s IBIT and Fidelity’s FBTC. Ethereum ETFs added another 23,943 ETH, about 60 million dollars. Capital is clearly rotating back into the majors.
On the 4-hour chart the structure is clean. Price is currently sitting near 78,829 after a minor 0.01 percent dip. The 9-period MA rests at 78,687 and the 50-period MA is much lower at 75,818. Bollinger Bands stretch from 77,274 on the downside up to 80,269 on the upside. That upper band and the SRL level at 80,269 form the first real ceiling that needs to be cleared and held. Below, the lower band at 77,274 and the rising MA50 at 75,818 act as the deeper support shelf.
RSI is at 57.96, still neutral with room to run higher before it becomes stretched. MACD remains positive on the longer wave but has flattened on the recent pullback, which is normal after a vertical move of this size.
The bullish path is simple. A decisive reclaim and daily close above 80,269 would open the door toward a fresh extension. With ETF inflows still positive and market heat rising, that break could attract the next wave of momentum buyers. In that case the previous consolidation zone around 78,600–78,800 becomes the first area to defend on any retest.
The bearish path is equally clear. Failure to hold above the 78,600–78,800 cluster, especially if volume expands on the downside, would likely send price back toward the lower Bollinger Band at 77,274. A break of that level would bring the 50-period MA near 75,818 into play. After such a sharp run, a deeper mean-reversion move would not be unusual if the ETF flows slow or if broader risk appetite cools.
I am treating 80,269 as the key line in the sand for continuation and 77,274 as the first serious invalidation for the short-term bullish structure. Position sizing stays measured until one of those levels resolves with volume. The ETF numbers give the move fundamental backing, but the chart still needs to confirm whether 81,000 was a temporary spike or the start of a larger leg.
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