BroadChain learned that at 01:30 on April 26, according to NewsBTC, US spot Bitcoin ETFs saw a net inflow of $223.2 million on Thursday, extending the consecutive net inflow streak to 8 days, the longest since October 2025. SoSoValue data shows that since April 14, Bitcoin ETFs have accumulated a net inflow of $2.09 billion, with total inflows in April reaching $2.43 billion, matching the four-week consecutive gain record from March, and monthly inflows nearly doubling. Bloomberg senior ETF analyst Eric Balchunas stated that all rolling periods have turned positive, with cumulative net inflows reaching $58.33 billion, and ETF fund flows are "back to high levels."
Currently, Bitcoin's price is repeatedly encountering resistance near the 21-week exponential moving average (EMA) around $78,000. Analyst Rekt Capital pointed out that if BTC closes the weekly candle steadily above this moving average, it could turn it into support; otherwise, the price may retest the top area of the double-bottom pattern, ranging from $81,000 to $82,500. Historical data shows that once Bitcoin breaks below the macro triangle pattern during a bear market, it is usually difficult to reclaim the bottom of that pattern, and subsequent upside potential may be limited.