Bitcoin spot inflows surged approximately 1,671% within five minutes, indicating a large influx of funds into the underlying asset rather than leveraged futures bets. This occurs after the market reset, with Bitcoin retracing from a high above $100,000 to a low below $90,000, leading to long position liquidations. Since futures volume remains negative and derivatives traders are cautious, ongoing spot demand is absorbing supply. Although resistance levels exist between $90,000 and $100,000, sustained spot capital inflows and controlled leverage may support gradual price increases.
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Bitcoin spot inflows surged approximately 1,671% within five minutes, indicating a large influx of funds into the underlying asset rather than leveraged futures bets. This occurs after the market reset, with Bitcoin retracing from a high above $100,000 to a low below $90,000, leading to long position liquidations. Since futures volume remains negative and derivatives traders are cautious, ongoing spot demand is absorbing supply. Although resistance levels exist between $90,000 and $100,000, sustained spot capital inflows and controlled leverage may support gradual price increases.