BTC steadied around $87,500 after BTC ETFs posted inflows of $129 million with flows becoming supportive but not yet decisive.
ETH and SOL also posted inflows of $79 million and $58 million each, signalling selective rotation into liquid altcoins rather than broad risk-on.
On-chain stress remains elevated with roughly one third of BTC supply still underwater, but long-term holders and institutions continue selective accumulation.
Macro prints are mixed; PPI met expectations, leaving the Fed path ambiguous and keeping two-way volatility intact.
Range to watch: $84,000–$90,000 for accumulation; reclaim above $92,000 would confirm tactical recovery.
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.
