Key facts: CRYPTO:BTCUSD Faces Net ETF Outflows; Below 50‑Day EMA
Since Jan 2024 spot Bitcoin ETF launch, ETF investors showed net outflows in seven of eight BTCUSD selloffs of at least 15%, per DWF Labs research.BTCUSD trades below the 50‑day EMA (~$80,787), above the 100‑day (~$77,677) and 200‑day (~$76,300) EMAs. Daily close below 200‑day or $74,755 demand zone risks the mid‑term uptrend.BTCUSD shows weak to bearish momentum: RSI ~41, MACD negative. No clear reversal signal; upside likely limited unless price breaks above the 50-day EMA.30-day flows: BTCUSD spot net -58,000 BTC, perpetual futures +39,000 BTC, combined net ~-19,000 BTC. Selling pressure eased slightly; market sensitivity high amid low volumes.Around $11.1–$12.2B in BTC options expire Friday. BTCUSD spot near $79,921, key support at $78,000. Large expiry and price near support may affect short-term price moves as positions unwind.30-day Binance Bitcoin deposits rose to $10.75B from $5.5B, a six-month high; retail inflows exceed whale inflows by ~$6.95B (2.8x). Figures show coins moved to exchange custody, not completed sells.Oct 26, 2026: BTCUSD broke its uptrend, hit resistance near $82,000, and may correct toward $72,500; $72,500 flagged as a potential buy level—watch for the next entry point.Traders split on BTCUSD: some see the recent dip as a buy vs gold; others warn a break below $80,000 could spark further selling and faster downside.BTCUSD spot CFD saw $13.24M in long liquidations and $5.71M in short liquidations over 24 hours — total forced closures of leveraged BTC trades.About 1.3M BTC held by US spot ETFs since January. BTCUSD spot CFD is down ~53% from peak, versus prior cycle drops of ~77–85% (assuming June is the trough).This is an AI-generated summary and may contain inaccuracies. Please verify any important information with the original sources.