Bitcoin keeps failing near the same levels for a reason.
ETF flows remain volatile, flipping between strong inflows and strong outflows with no persistence. A few strong days aren’t enough to support a sustained move higher.
Without a cluster of inflow days that sticks, upside momentum remains fragile.

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One-day inflows are noise. Trends are built on persistence.
Until ETF demand stabilizes instead of reversing, rallies are more likely to stall than extend.
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