Bitcoin demand structure improving, ETF net inflows reach mid-January high

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Release Time: 04/21/2026 06:38:24

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Summary

Bitcoin news indicates an improving demand structure, with ETF inflows reaching $664 million in a single day—the highest since mid-January. Analyst Markus Thielen noted that strategy buyers are providing support, Coinbase Premium has rebounded, and ETF inflows are aligning with returning stablecoin capital, gradually enhancing liquidity. Bitcoin news suggests the price may enter a new consolidation range; if the trend continues, upward movement becomes more likely, though the broader market is expected to remain volatile.

Odaily Planet Daily report: Analyst Markus Thielen stated that the demand structure for Bitcoin is gradually recovering. He noted that sustained buying by Strategy has provided stable support, the Coinbase Premium has rebounded, and the daily net inflow into spot Bitcoin ETFs reached a peak of $664 million, the highest level since mid-January.

It believes that the convergence of corporate funds, ETF inflows, and U.S. spot demand, combined with the return of stablecoin capital, is gradually improving market liquidity. Under these conditions, Bitcoin’s price may enter a new trading range; if current trends continue, the probability of upward movement increases, but the price is likely to remain predominantly range-bound.

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