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Bitcoin Stalls in $76,000 to $82,000 Range Despite Strong Spot and ETF Inflows
Heavy overhead supply and whale profit-taking are restraining BTC price action below the $82,000 mark.
Bitcoin has remained confined to a trading range between $76,000 and $82,000 after briefly clearing the upper threshold several weeks ago. The stagnation persists despite consistent demand, including $986 million in weekly U.S. spot ETF inflows bringing year-to-date inflows to $3.80 billion, as well as a 1,375 BTC purchase worth $105 million by Vivek Ramaswamy's Strive.
Derivatives activity has also picked up, with Binance open interest reaching a six-month high of $10 billion. However, significant selling pressure remains concentrated in the $76,000 to $82,000 zone, where Checkonchain data indicates approximately 35% of Bitcoin's supply was acquired. Net exchange inflows rose by over 593 BTC, leaving Binance reserves elevated at 685,000 to 687,000 BTC, while short-term whale unrealized profits touched $9 billion.
Liquidity analysis from CoinGlass reveals a dense cluster of leveraged positions above current prices, five times larger than the pool below $60,000. While clearing this cluster could induce a short squeeze above $82,000, market participants remain locked in a standoff around the supply band.
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