Institutional capital in the cryptocurrency market is moving in different directions. While Bitcoin faces a tough 30-day drop, major Wall Street investors are buying the dip, putting more than $562 million into spot Bitcoin ETFs in just one day.
This aggressive capital rotation comes at a time when Ethereum (ETH) and XRP are facing a selective “liquidity freeze,” with both assets struggling to attract similar institutional appetite amid a broader deleveraging event.
Bitcoin (BTC) is trading around $76,275, down nearly 3% over the past day. Even with this short-term drop, the strong ETF inflows show that institutions see prices below $80,000 as a good opportunity to buy, not as a sign of a lasting bear market.
While Wall Street leads the ETF story, the London Stock Exchange (LSE) just welcomed its biggest corporate Bitcoin holder. The Smarter Web Company, listed as SWC, is now on the LSE’s Main Market with a clear Bitcoin treasury plan.
The crypto market was shaken by the “Warsh Shock,” which refers to Kevin Warsh being nominated as the next Federal Reserve Chair. His tough stance and doubts about quantitative easing caused investors to pull back, resulting in over $2.5 billion in crypto liquidations.
But on Monday, investors put $562 million back into Bitcoin products, making it one of the biggest single-day inflows this year.
Bitcoin price prediction is bearish as BTC is trying to recover its upward trend after reaching a nine-month low of $74,500. The recent drop broke out of a large symmetrical triangle pattern. Even though falling below $80,000 was tough, some analysts still see a possible rebound toward the $100,000 mark in the long run.
On the 4-hour chart, BTC is still moving within a steep downward channel. To change the current negative outlook, it needs to close above the upper boundary near $79,355. The Daily RSI has dropped to about 25.43, a very oversold level not seen since the 2020 crash. This often comes before a strong bounce as selling pressure fades.
Bitcoin is trading below both the 50-day EMA ($84,789) and the 200-day SMA ($87,415). These are now the main resistance levels for buyers to watch.
Recent data shows that investors are moving toward safer digital assets. While altcoins like Ethereum and XRP face less interest and more liquidations, Bitcoin is being used as a defensive asset by both Wall Street and LSE-listed companies.
If buyers can keep Bitcoin above the $74,420 to $74,666 support level, the oversold conditions and strong ETF inflows could lead to a quick move up to the $84,000 resistance area. But if the price falls below $70,000, it could drop further toward the 200-week EMA at $68,400.
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