Bitcoin bull sentiment returns with a $31 million net inflow in the BTC ETF market 

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Many Bitcoin analysts noted that Bitcoin is now getting in a better position ahead of a big bull rally, as investors increase their investment despite recent corrections. 

The current trade price of Bitcoin (BTC), the top crypto asset by market cap, is $61,287 & this price is neutral over the last 24 hours. 

Bitcoin bull sentiment returns with a $31 million net inflow in the BTC ETF market  1

In the last three days, the Bitcoin market faced very high sell pressure but now the situation is changing drastically. 

For the last 7 days, the US BTC spot ETF market saw a net outflow of money every day but yesterday the market saw a net inflow of $31 Million. 

On June 25, Bitcoin spot ETFs saw a total net inflow of $31.0131 million. This was the first net inflow after seven days of net outflows.

-Grayscale ETF (GBTC): Experienced a single-day outflow of $30.2866 million.

-Fidelity ETF (FBTC): Recorded a single-day inflow of $48.7897 million.

-Bitwise ETF (BITB): Had a single-day inflow of $15.1967 million.

This is a strong indication that major players are becoming bullish about the market again. It is expected that we will see a significant increase in the trade price of Bitcoin and other leading crypto assets.

Popular Crypto analyst Titan of Crypto also shared his opinion & prediction for this market & suggested that Bitcoin’s price is likely to increase significantly soon. 

He points out that a “hidden bullish divergence” is forming on Bitcoin’s daily Relative Strength Index (RSI), a technical indicator used to measure momentum. 

Also, analysts noted that RSI has reached the “oversold” territory, which often indicates that the asset is undervalued and may be due for a price increase. The analyst notes that on the last two occasions when these conditions occurred, Bitcoin’s price surged dramatically (“went berserk mode”).

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