US EditionBitcoin heads into holiday weekend exposed as ETF and CME flows go offline
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What to remember: Bitcoin is evolving around $66,900 as Easter weekend approaches, after a catastrophic first quarter at -23%, its worst performance since 2018. The apparent demand over 30 days is negative to -63,000 BTC according to CryptoQuant, despite purchases ETF and corporate at the highest since October 2025. The closing of CME markets and ETF flows during Good Friday withdraws the main institutional support, while the inflation data of A…
Bitcoin (BTC) Dips Below $67K as Markets Enter Easter Break While Oil Hits 11% Single-Day Surge
Key Takeaways Bitcoin hovers near $66,600 as Good Friday shuts down CME futures and ETF trading Net Bitcoin demand dropped to -63,000 BTC despite record ETF and corporate buying reaching multi-month peaks Major holders have shifted to distribution mode, with 1,000–10,000 BTC wallets declining by approximately 188,000 BTC from highs U.S. equities broke their five-week downtrend, with both S&P 500 and Nasdaq posting modest weekly gains WTI crude …
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