Bitcoin funds take in $933 million as crypto ETFs hit highest AUM since February
Bitcoin funds surged with $933 million inflows as crypto ETF assets reached $155 billion, the highest since February. Institutional investors are driving renewed momentum, with total digital asset inflows hitting $1.2 billion weekly. Bitcoin neared $80,000 resistance where January holders approach breakeven. Tech megacap earnings this week will determine if momentum sustains or triggers pullback.
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