Bitcoin is regaining bullish momentum after a week of geopolitical-driven volatility, with fresh inflows into spot exchange-traded funds helping support the latest price rebound.
- Spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded roughly $155 million in net inflows, signaling renewed institutional demand.
- Bitcoin has recovered after last week’s volatility triggered by Middle East geopolitical tensions.
- Analysts say BTC could test $75,000 resistance if momentum and ETF inflows persist.
Data from SoSoValue shows that Bitcoin ETFs recorded about $155 million in daily net inflows, reversing a period of sustained outflows seen earlier in the week.
The renewed institutional demand comes as Bitcoin (BTC) stabilizes after sharp price swings triggered by rising tensions in the Middle East, which had briefly pressured risk assets across global markets.
The inflows appear to be translating into market strength. Bitcoin has climbed back above the $72,000 level, recovering from a dip near the $60,000–$65,000 zone during last week’s risk-off sentiment.
Previous market reports suggested that ETF demand and short covering were key drivers behind Bitcoin’s earlier rally toward $72,000, and the latest inflows indicate institutional buyers may be returning to the market.
Bitcoin price analysis
Beyond macro sentiment, the chart structure suggests Bitcoin is attempting to build a recovery trend.
On the daily chart, Bitcoin is currently trading around $72,500, pushing toward a key resistance band between $73,000 and $75,000. A decisive breakout above this zone could open the door for a retest of the $80,000 psychological level in the coming weeks.
Support levels remain near $69,000, followed by stronger structural support around $65,000, where buyers previously stepped in during the February correction.
Momentum indicators are also improving. The Accumulation/Distribution line is trending higher, suggesting renewed buying pressure, while the Bull Bear Power (BBP) indicator has flipped positive, signaling that bullish momentum may be returning after several weeks of selling pressure.
If ETF inflows continue and macro risks stabilize, Bitcoin could extend its recovery. However, analysts warn that failure to hold above the $70,000 region could trigger another consolidation phase before the next major move.
