Bitcoin spot ETFs saw inflows reach $924.48 million per week, signaling increasing interest among institutions following a sharp pullback on Friday. Ethereum ETF funds kept up their momentum as well, with daily inflows continuing uninterrupted since August 11. This means that investors keep showing their appetite for crypto assets while being sensitive to changes in the monetary policy landscape.
Currently, Bitcoin is trading at $78,030, with $65.77 billion in daily trading volume, a $1.57 trillion market capitalization, and 59.77% market dominance. BTC price went down by 0.13% over the last 24 hours. Bitcoin continues to face resistance after dropping from the $81,000-$83,000 supply zone.
Bitcoin spot ETFs saw inflows reach $337.56 million on Monday, $314.37 million on Tuesday, $232.12 million on Wednesday, and $242.24 million on Thursday. On Friday, Bitcoin spot ETF funds saw a $201.81 million net outflow, ending nine consecutive sessions of inflows. The negative move came following the hawkish statement from Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh at Jackson Hole.
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Bitcoin Spot ETF Demand Holds Despite Reversal
Despite the fact that there was an outflow on Friday, the amount of money accumulated by Bitcoin funds amounted to nearly $3 billion during the past two weeks. SoSoValue data indicated that the cumulative total net inflows have increased from the level of less than $52.8 billion on August 14 to $54.63 billion on August 28.
Bitcoin spot ETFs saw another positive week of performance after a crypto-market rebound associated with expectations of a change in US monetary policy. The amount of net inflows into Bitcoin ETFs during the previous week was about $2 billion, which was the fastest pace since the October 2025 correction in the crypto market.
Bitcoin Faces Rejection Below Key $83K Resistance
Bitcoin is facing renewed downside pressure after rejecting the $81,000–$83,000 higher-time-frame supply zone, according to a recent post by crypto analyst Crypto Patel. The analyst said BTC produced a decisive bearish daily close after failing to establish acceptance above the resistance area. The rejection comes after Bitcoin climbed above $80,000 in late August, with the asset reaching around $81,238 during its recent rally.
Market participants are also monitoring technical indicators. Crypto analyst Crypto Patel said Bitcoin faced a rejection at the $81,000–$83,000 high-timeframe resistance zone, suggesting downside risks remain while prices stay below that level. Investors will closely watch upcoming Federal Reserve signals, U.S. economic data, and Bitcoin Spot ETF flow trends to determine whether Friday’s outflow represents a temporary pause or the beginning of a broader market consolidation.
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