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Smart money shows three signs of return to crypto markets

Signs are emerging that money is flowing back into the cryptocurrency market as risk-off pressure eases and both sentiment and fund flows improve. Recent indicators include stablecoin inflows to exchanges, a rebound in investor sentiment and increased money going into spot exchange-traded funds. The overall market has recovered gradually, with total market capitalisation up more than 14 percent since late February, though it remains below early 2026 highs.

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Bernstein says crypto\'s best days have not yet begun, with a longer, higher rally ahead

With bitcoin nearing $80,000, Bernstein sees the crypto bull market lasting longer on the back of institutional inflows and expanding infrastructure. It calls the recent low in the $60,000 range a clear bottom for this cycle and says market participants and the nature of capital are changing. It points to spot bitcoin ETFs, Strategy’s continued purchases, wider access via Morgan Stanley and Charles Schwab, and record stablecoin supply and rapid growth in tokenised real-world assets.

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Bitcoin pauses ahead of $80,000 as Fed, war variables draw focus

Bitcoin closed weekly trading above its 21-week exponential moving average for the first time since October 2025, putting attention on whether it can retake $80,000. Analysts cited $79,000 and $73,000 as key levels and said liquidations could add volatility. Markets are also watching the path of a U.S.-Iran war and a series of Federal Reserve events. Some on-chain analysis pointed to institutional demand supporting the downside.