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Bitcoin holds above $80,000 but institutional buying still not there

Bitcoin held above $80,000 over the weekend, but indicators suggest it is too early to say strong institutional buying conviction has returned. Bitcoin futures positioning and spot ETF flows pointed in different directions. Hedge funds cut net short exposure, while asset managers reduced net long positions, data showed. Spot bitcoin ETFs saw two days of inflows, but weekly net inflows were nearly flat. Analysts also cited classification limits, timing differences and key resistance near $82,200.

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Bitcoin demand eases, raising warning signals of drop toward $70,000

Bitcoin is holding near $76,500, but on-chain demand and capital inflows are weakening. Realized market capitalisation fell on a daily basis for the first time in 28 days, and U.S.-listed spot bitcoin ETFs posted net outflows for a second straight day. Glassnode put the next key cost basis zone at about $71,300 and saw stronger on-chain support at $62,000 to $65,000.

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Bitcoin\'s $80,000 rebound backed by $2.23 billion inflows, not short squeeze

Bitcoin’s rebound was supported by cash inflows of more than $2 billion rather than speculative leverage, according to the article. U.S.-listed spot bitcoin ETFs absorbed $2.23 billion during the recent surge without a single day of net outflows. Despite a spike in short liquidations, futures open interest fell and funding rates stayed near neutral. Analysts highlighted liquidity channels and rising stablecoin supply, while identifying $81,000 to $86,000 as the next key range.