Crypto Market Pulse 👀
Bitcoin continues to hold steady despite broader market turbulence and ongoing tariff drama. A big reason for this resilience seems to be the growing strength of its investor base. ETFs have quietly posted positive inflows both over the past month and year-to-date, with BlackRock’s $IBIT alone adding $2.4 billion so far, placing it among the top 1% of all ETFs in 2025.
Behind the scenes, long-term holders like Michael Saylor and ETF buyers have been steadily absorbing supply from weaker hands — including panic sellers, FTX liquidations, GBTC exits, and even government auctions. This shift toward stronger hands is already reducing volatility and setting the stage for a more stable market structure going forward.
At the moment, Bitcoin is still closely tied to traditional markets, but history suggests this won’t last. Similar setups played out during the early 2020 Covid crash, where Bitcoin first moved in sync with stocks before eventually decoupling and leading the next cycle higher. Once that decoupling happens, we expect altcoins to follow with an explosive move of their own🤔
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