Bitcoin Eyes Breakout as BlackRock Buys In and ETF Inflows Spike

• BlackRock bought $430M in Bitcoin over 16 straight days.
• ETF inflows surpassed $500M on peak trading days recently.

Bitcoin is showing signs of a potential breakout due to technical and institutional data. Crypto analyst Captain Faibik reported a bullish flag pattern on Bitcoin’s 12-hour chart. This pattern shows BTC trading within a downward-sloping channel following a prior strong upward impulse. 

According to a breakdown from CryptoCove, the setup typically signals consolidation before the trend resumes higher.

Faibik suggested that Bitcoin could see another dip before the breakout, possibly testing the $98,000–$100,000 zone. This would form the flag pattern’s lower support boundary. He emphasized patience, stating that traders should monitor the pattern closely before making major decisions.

Spot ETF Inflows Reflect Growing Institutional Interest

CoinGlass data shows consistent net inflows into Bitcoin Spot ETFs since early 2025. The chart highlights a steady rise in green bars marking inflows especially from late April onward. This trend has aligned with a gradual increase in Bitcoin’s price, shown by a parallel yellow line.

Previous months, particularly in early 2024 and Q1 2025, recorded notable outflows during periods of market uncertainty. 

However, since the recent price recovery, inflows have regularly surpassed $500 million on peak days. These volumes indicate sustained institutional buying and a renewed long-term outlook on Bitcoin.

BlackRock Continues BTC Accumulation With Zero Outflows

Arkham Intelligence reported that BlackRock has purchased $430 million worth of Bitcoin over 16 days. Their on-chain data confirms daily BTC inflows across a vast network of wallets, with no outflows detected during this span.

The visualization showed linked addresses forming a dense inflow pattern, indicating coordinated accumulation activity. This consistent buying streak reflects confidence in Bitcoin’s long-term value proposition.

The lack of outflows during this period stands out, especially amid broader market volatility. BlackRock’s activity supports the wider trend of institutional strength returning to the crypto sector in 2025.

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