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Hong Kong is trying to move Asian Bitcoin capital out of the US ETF shadow and into a regulated market structure it can control.
Andjela Radmilac 7 min read 
Institutional investors have channeled more than $2 billion into Bitcoin ETFs as traders increasingly position for a breakout above $80,000.
Buy pressure is improving, yet leverage is rising faster than spot demand, setting up a painful unwind if ETH stalls.
Eric Balchunas argues the latest selloff revealed that the people once mocked as fee-paying tourists may now be helping form a stickier floor under Bitcoin.
The simple four-year halving narrative no longer explains the full recovery case for Bitcoin, as a growing chorus now points instead to institutional inflows, corporate buying, improving risk appetite, and technical momentum.
Bitcoin’s pullback near $80K mirrors a risk-off move in equities, with oil and Fed expectations still framing the macro backdrop.
Oil above $100, a 99.5% probability of a Fed hold, and $8 billion in Bitcoin options expiring Friday: the setup couldn't be less forgiving to anyone betting on a quiet week.
Strategy’s monster Bitcoin buys often trigger sell the news drops, and Bitwise pinpointed the exact timing.
XRP topped $55.39 million while Solana hit $35.17 million, yet Litecoin was the only crypto product with no flows.
