TREE NEWS reports: Bitcoin broke above $80,000, with ETF inflows reaching their highest level since November 2024. K33, Nexo and 21shares weighed in on the breakout, which analysts said is drawing institutional demand, with $87,000–$88,000 cited as resistance. K33 said bitcoin “still has room to catch up” as analysts debate the move’s durability.
Bitcoin breaks above $80,000 as ETF inflows hit highest since Nov. 2024
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The significance here is less the round number than the demand channel behind it: ETF inflows at their strongest since late 2024 point to institutional participation rather than retail momentum, which tends to make moves stickier but also more sensitive to flow reversals. The cited resistance zone is where that thesis gets tested. Whether inflows keep pace once that band is approached is the open question, and it matters for the broader RWA and digital-asset complex that increasingly trades off bitcoin's risk appetite.
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