Key TakeawaysBitcoin ETFs recorded 62,986 BTC inflows (~$11.3B) over the past 30 days, pushing total holdings to 1.327M BTC.Short-term holders are still selling at a loss, with ~15,500 BTC daily inflows to exchanges.Institutional demand is absorbing retail selling pressure, supporting Bitcoin’s price.Analysts say BTC must hold above $70,000 and sustain ETF inflows to maintain the uptrend.Bitcoin is holding above the $70,000 level as strong institutional inflows continue to offset persistent selling pressure from short-term holders, highlighting a growing divergence in market behavior.According to crypto analyst Axel, Bitcoin ETFs recorded a net inflow of 62,986 BTC—worth approximately $11.3 billion—between Feb. 24 and March 25. Total ETF holdings have now reached 1.327 million BTC, underscoring sustained institutional accumulation.At the same time, short-term holders continue to exit positions at a loss. Exchange data shows an average of 15,500 BTC per day flowing into exchanges from loss-making participants, indicating ongoing capitulation among retail traders.This dynamic suggests that institutional buyers are increasingly absorbing available supply, helping stabilize Bitcoin’s price despite weak sentiment among shorter-term market participants.The trend reflects a broader shift in market structure, where ETF-driven demand is playing a larger role in price support compared to previous cycles dominated by retail flows.However, analysts caution that the uptrend remains fragile. For Bitcoin to sustain upward momentum, it must maintain support above $70,000 while ETF inflows remain consistently positive.A breakdown below this level or a slowdown in institutional demand could expose the market to renewed volatility, particularly given the continued selling pressure from short-term holders.

France's Trade Minister has announced that the release of strategic oil reserves will be a topic of discussion at the upcoming G7 ministerial meeting scheduled for next Monday. According to Jin10, this meeting will bring together leaders from the Group of Seven nations to address global energy concerns and potential strategies for stabilizing oil markets. The discussion comes amid ongoing geopolitical tensions and fluctuating oil prices, highlighting the importance of coordinated international efforts to manage energy resources effectively. The release of strategic reserves is seen as a potential measure to alleviate market pressures and ensure energy security. The G7 meeting will provide a platform for member countries to explore collaborative approaches to these challenges.

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