Spot demand and ETF participation are materially improving, Hot Capital Share is ticking higher, and profitability metrics have expanded notably. However, daily active addresses remain suppressed, suggesting organic network engagement is still rebuilding.

While the recent rebound to $85K improved short-term sentiment, the market remains vulnerable. Liquidity is thin, profitability is subdued, and ETF flows are cautious. Read more in our weekly Market Pulse.

Bitcoin remains in a fragile state. Weak fundamentals, declining profitability, and soft liquidity make the market vulnerable to macro shocks. Yet, resilience around $80k suggests long-term participants are defending this level – a potentially constructive signal.

Amid looming macro risks such as a potential tariff war, low liquidity and rising hedging demand suggest that downside pressure remains a credible threat unless significant inflows return to the market.

Despite a short-term bounce, ETF, futures, and on-chain data show weak follow-through. Without stronger liquidity and conviction, the rally risks fading into a broader correction - more relief than the start of a lasting uptrend.

Bitcoin could remain susceptible to further downward pressure unless we see a resurgence in liquidity inflows. While some speculative activity persists, the broader market remains defensive.

Bitcoin’s market structure reflects growing risk aversion, with ETF outflows, weakening futures, and declining on-chain activity. Rising options hedging and falling profitability signal investor distress. Without renewed liquidity, downside pressure may persist despite spot market resilience.

Bitcoin markets diverge amid SBR uncertainty. Spot and ETF demand rebound, but derivatives and on-chain activity decline. Futures OI drops, CVD stays negative, and realized profits shrink. Market shows cautious buy-the-dip behavior, awaiting clear catalysts.

Bitcoin markets weaken post-Bybit hack, with $2.91B ETF outflows, -$461M Spot CVD, and -$1.48B in Perp CVD. Futures OI declines, leverage unwinds, and profitability drops (NUPL at 0.52). Liquidity is thinning, raising downside risk without renewed demand.

Bitcoin shows mixed signals: weak spot demand ($7.45B volume), cautious derivatives ($46.17B OI, -$169M CVD), and slowing ETF flows. On-chain activity and liquidity inflows are fading, while 86% of supply remains in profit. Without a catalyst, momentum may stall.

Bitcoin markets show diverging signals: weak spot activity, $45B in futures open interest, and cooling retail interest. Liquidity is rising, sell pressure is easing, and institutions remain active. With volatility low, the market is poised for a breakout.

Bitcoin shows weakening momentum as price strength fades and sell-side pressure persists. Futures OI tops $47B but contracts, funding rates drop, and on-chain activity slows. Liquidity remains strong, ETFs rise modestly, but signs of trend exhaustion emerge.