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Institutional inflows surged as Bitcoin ETFs recorded US$1.42B for the week, despite a pullback in prices. Elsewhere, altcoins diverged, Ethereum staking hit record levels, and privacy coins rallied on regulatory uncertainty.
Markets strengthened this week as spot ETF inflows accelerated and institutional demand increased. Supportive macro conditions and improving network activity lifted sentiment across digital assets.
Markets opened the year with sharp swings as Bitcoin ETFs saw their first major outflows of 2026, even as regulatory momentum continued to build. Despite short-term volatility, institutional activity points to a constructive longer-term outlook.
After weeks of holiday consolidation, price action is testing key resistance near US$95K as institutional demand gathers pace. Strong US spot ETF inflows, expanding adviser access, and supportive seasonality are reinforcing the bullish case, though traders should still watch key support levels if momentum cools.
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