BTC to see high volatility until ETF flows stabilize, analysts say

Bitcoin will likely maintain high volatility until exchange-traded fund (ETF) capital flows stabilize, according to market analysis. Timothy Misir, head of research at BRN Research, stated that the market is currently transitioning from aggressive selling to a phase of gradual liquidation, The Block reported. Misir noted that key on-chain indicators, including fee revenue and changes in realized market capitalization, all declined last week, a trend often seen at the end of a correction. He assessed that Bitcoin is in an accumulation zone between $84,000 and $90,000 and that high volatility will persist until ETF inflows become consistent. Separately, Ruslan Lienkha, a market analyst at the crypto platform YouHodler, explained that macroeconomic factors are currently exerting more influence on the crypto market than any internal elements. Lienkha believes the ongoing correction in the U.S. stock market is having a decisive short-term impact on Bitcoin's price. He added that most institutional investors have either reduced their exposure or moved to the sidelines, while fear among retail investors remains high. According to Lienkha, Bitcoin could experience a temporary rebound but will remain vulnerable if the stock market continues to fluctuate.