Биткоин теряет позиции, но ETF фиксируют приток Translated headline: Bitcoin Loses Ground, but ETFs See Inflows

Spot BTC ETFs have recorded inflows for the first time in eight days.

On November 7, the price of the leading cryptocurrency fell below the critical $100,000 mark, dropping to approximately $99,900.

In the last 24 hours, Bitcoin has decreased by 2.9%, and over the week, it has dropped by 8.9%. At the time of writing, the coin is trading at $100,110.

Trader known as Ardi believes that after breaking through the $100,000 barrier, the next significant support level is at $98,000.

Previously, contributors from CryptoQuant at XWIN Research pointed out a local bottom for digital gold around $100,000, citing the MVRV indicator. They identified the $99,000-101,000 range as a reference point.

Ethereum’s price has fallen by 4.6% in the last day and by 15.7% over the week. At the time of writing, the second-largest cryptocurrency by market cap is trading around $3,200.

Almost all cryptocurrencies in the top 10 by market capitalization have seen declines, with the exception of the meme coin Dogecoin, which gained 0.3%.

In light of this correction, positions worth $76.8 million have been liquidated in the last hour. The total for the past 24 hours reached $674.3 million.

The cryptocurrency fear and greed index sits at 24, indicating a zone of «extreme fear.»

Bitcoin’s price is falling despite a «return» of inflows into asset-based exchange-traded funds. During the latest trading session, spot BTC ETFs attracted $240 million after six days of outflows.

The majority of the inflow came from IBIT by BlackRock, totaling $112 million. FBTC by Fidelity ($61 million) and ARKB by Ark & 21 Shares ($60 million) also reported gains.

Ethereum-focused instruments saw inflows of $12 million, with BlackRock’s ETHA leading at $8 million. FETH by Fidelity and ETHW by Bitwise attracted $4 million and $3 million, respectively.

Inflows into spot Solana ETFs have been noted for the eighth consecutive day, totaling $29 million for the past day of trading. Since their launch, these instruments have received $323 million.

Currently, this segment is represented by two players: BSOL by Bitwise and GSOL by Grayscale.

As a reminder, analysts at JPMorgan have forecasted Bitcoin’s rise to $170,000.

Trader Ash Crypto has identified a «bear trap» in Ethereum’s dynamics.