Bitcoin is pushing back toward $77K — and this move looks institutional.
BTC was trading around $77,556 on April 22, up roughly 2.2% on the day, while U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs kept the demand engine alive. Farside’s tracker shows $238.4 million in net inflows for April 20, and reports citing SoSoValue put April 21 at another $11.84 million, with BlackRock’s IBIT leading that day at about $39.34 million.
That is the real signal: this is not just retail excitement chasing candles. When ETF money keeps absorbing supply and Bitcoin starts reclaiming the mid-$70Ks, the market starts to feel less like a bounce and more like a steady institutional bid.