Bitcoin slipped $376 from yesterday's $64,629 to $64,253, a muted 0.58 percent move that leaves price essentially unchanged on the week.A quiet day. Price consolidated inside its 30-day range and no institutional moves cleared the bar for a risk-change classification. The one structural note worth tracking is the three-day ETF inflow streak totaling $626 million, running well above the 30-day average of negative $42 million per day.
Bitcoin ETFs recorded $244.4 million in net inflows on Wednesday, extending the streak to three consecutive positive days totaling $626 million combined.
Analysis flagged institutional BTC investment vehicles cutting holdings by roughly 10 percent, raising questions about the durability of the corporate treasury demand vector.
MARA and CleanSpark both reported double-digit revenue drops, with MARA net losses widening to $611.3 million, as the AI infrastructure pivot accelerates among public miners.
US PMI data renewed stagflation discussion, keeping Bitcoin price compressed with realized volatility at 28.5 percent annualized, below the 90-day reading of 34.5 percent.
Network hashrate holds at 927 EH/s with 88,646 blocks remaining to the next halving, and the Fear and Greed Index reads 29, two points above its 30-day average of 27, signaling no change in sentiment regime.
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