Bitcoin extended a gentle recovery to $88,200 as markets probe early signs of stabilisation with total crypto market capitalization rising to $3.03 trillion.
Ethereum and Solana ETFs posted strong inflows of $97 million and $58 million each, while Bitcoin ETFs continue to bleed with $151 million outflow.
Derivatives data shows position unwinds, not aggressive shorting, which marks a constructive shift.
Onchain stress remains high, but momentum, flows, and structural metrics hint at bottom formation.
Market sits inside the $84,000–$90,000 accumulation range with volatility risk elevated.
Onchain data shows major BTC holders turning net positive after the steepest selloff since early 2023, while mid-tier investors reduce exposure, reshaping the balance of market influence.
As Senate committees move the CLARITY Act toward markup, shifting regulatory lines between the SEC and CFTC are colliding with renewed institutional inflows, pushing Bitcoin back toward the $100,000 mark and testing whether Washington can keep pace with the market.
