$5.4 Billion Flows Into Bitcoin: Buyers Accumulate Above $100K

Bitcoin has entered a turbulent phase marked by sharp selling pressure and heightened volatility, leading some analysts to label the current correction as a capitulation ￰0￱ the market, investors are realizing losses, while overleveraged traders continue to face liquidation cascades as Bitcoin struggles to find a stable ￰1￱ the ongoing drawdown, however, fresh capital continues to enter the market, suggesting that not all players are ￰2￱ to CryptoQuant, over the past 30 days, approximately $5.4 billion in cash has flowed into the ￰3￱ data highlights a critical divergence: while many short-term traders are exiting at a loss, deep-pocketed buyers appear to be stepping in to accumulate during ￰4￱ dynamic underscores the complexity of the current market ￰5￱ one hand, retail investors and high-leverage participants are capitulating; on the other, institutional and long-term capital is quietly absorbing ￰6￱ Bitcoin hovers near key support levels, this battle between fear-driven sellers and strategic accumulators could define the next phase of the ￰7￱ Capital and Macro Tailwinds Could Support a Bitcoin Recovery Top analyst Axel Adler shared CryptoQuant’s new investors flow chart , which revealed that over the past 30 days, 52,000 BTC were bought at prices above $100,000.

Adler interprets this as a positive signal for Bitcoin, suggesting that despite the recent sell-off and rising fear, demand at higher price levels remains ￰8￱ kind of buying activity often reflects confidence from institutional investors and large holders who view current weakness as an opportunity rather than a ￰9￱ ability of the market to attract fresh inflows, even amid volatility, indicates that underlying sentiment and long-term conviction remain intact. Historically, similar accumulation phases during sharp drawdowns have preceded major relief rallies once selling pressure ￰10￱ to the optimism, analysts believe that the upcoming ￰11￱ reopening could serve as a macro catalyst for ￰12￱ event is expected to restore market liquidity and reduce uncertainty around fiscal policy, potentially triggering renewed risk appetite across financial ￰13￱ with steady on-chain accumulation, these factors could lay the groundwork for Bitcoin to regain momentum and retest the $110K resistance zone in the coming ￰14￱ Tests Key Weekly Support as Bulls Defend $100K Bitcoin’s weekly chart shows the asset testing a major support area after one of its steepest pullbacks of the ￰15￱ a sharp drop from $110,000 to below $100,000, BTC is now consolidating around $103,000, just above the 50-week moving average (blue line) — a historically critical level that has often defined mid-cycle ￰16￱ this zone holds, it could mark the base for a potential recovery phase.

However, a weekly close below the 50-week MA would raise the risk of a deeper decline toward the 200-week MA near $80,000, which hasn’t been tested since early ￰17￱ market structure remains neutral-to-bearish in the short ￰18￱ has repeatedly failed to sustain above the $117,500 resistance — a key level that previously acted as support — indicating that bulls are losing ￰19￱ spikes during the selloff confirm strong liquidation activity, suggesting capitulation among short-term ￰20￱ sentiment to shift, BTC must reclaim the $110,000–$112,000 range to invalidate the bearish ￰21￱ then, the focus remains on whether buyers can maintain control above $100,000, as that psychological level will likely determine the direction of the next major ￰22￱ image from ChatGPT, chart from ￰23￱