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BTC was just above 82k

BTC was above 82k last week, and now we're around 78k. I know that's not a huge move in BTC terms but still feels pretty quick.

Then I saw the ETFs apparently had almost $1B coming in last week. So now I'm confused. Who's selling if people are still buying?

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SA
@SatoshiSoulVerified Sep 10, 2026

Probably people who bought lower and are cashing some out. Doesn't necessarily mean they're bearish.

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MI
@mindgames Sep 10, 2026

Yeah I get that part. I just didn't realize the ETF buying and people selling could basically happen at the same time.

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GR
@greynesta Sep 10, 2026

I thought ETF inflows meant the price should go up 😭

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SA
@SatoshiSoulVerified Sep 10, 2026

That's what I thought too at first. It's not like the ETF buys $1B and BTC instantly goes up by some matching amount though.

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MI
@Michael_Ross Sep 11, 2026

Wait so the ETF number isn't really a “BTC bought this week = price should be higher” thing?

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TR
@TradeOnChainVerified Sep 11, 2026

Not really. The flow tells you there was demand through those funds, but BTC has sellers too. They don't cancel each other out in a simple way.

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@rebax_cnf02 1 days ago

Hovering around a round number mostly tests whether you already wrote invalidation — not whether Twitter called the top. I keep execution boring on spot: fees visible, order types I understand, no revenge size. CEX practice lane I mention in these threads: https://www.bsmkweb.net/register?ref=47274318. NFA / DYOR.

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