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$BTC ETF FRENZY: Wall Street Just PILED Back Into Crypto Institutional money just flipped the switch — and the numbers are loud. Crypto ETFs posted strong net inflows last week, led by a massive $1.42 BILLION into spot Bitcoin ETFs, the largest weekly inflow since October. Bitcoin is clearly the main target, but it’s not alone. Ethereum pulled in nearly $480M, while alt exposure is quietly expanding with inflows into XRP, Solana, and even smaller caps like LINK, LTC, and HBAR. This isn’t panic buying — it’s measured, strategic allocation. When ETFs absorb this much capital, it signals confidence from players who move slower… but bigger. Historically, these flows front-run major trend expansions, not tops. Retail hesitates. Institutions accumulate. Is this the calm before the next leg higher — or the start of a broader crypto re-rating? 👀

🚨 Price Volatility Alert Token Name：APT Current Price：$1.615 (-11.50% 24H) Token Name：SUI Current Price：$1.5709 (-11.41% 24H) Token Name：ARB Current Price：$0.1925 (-10.83% 24H) Token Name：OP Current Price：$0.3126 (-8.54% 24H) Token Name：DOT Current Price：$1.983 (-8.36% 24H) Token Name：PEPE Current Price：$0.000005214 (-8.36% 24H) Token Name：TAO Current Price：$251.46 (-7.88% 24H) Token Name：SEI Current Price：$0.1099 (-7.87% 24H) Token Name：LINK Current Price：$12.81 (-6.97% 24H) Token Name：HYPE Current Price：$24.11 (-6.58% 24H) Token Name：TON Current Price：$1.618 (-6.58% 24H) Token Name：AAVE Current Price：$163.23 (-6.48% 24H) Token Name：UNI Current Price：$4.998 (-6.35% 24H) Token Name：LTC Current Price：$70.14 (-6.31% 24H) Token Name：DOGE Current Price：$0.12792 (-6.30% 24H) Token Name：SHIB Current Price：$0.000007874 (-5.91% 24H) Token Name：SOL Current Price：$133.75 (-5.81% 24H) Token Name：ADA Current Price：$0.37 (-5.70% 24H) Token Name：AVAX Current Price：$12.8 (-5.67% 24H) $APT $SHIB $UNI

$LINK just swept liquidity and tapped into demand around $12–12.5 If this zone holds → expect a bounce into $14 – $15

LINK is Building a Higher Base Instead of Breaking Down — Here’s Why Traders Are Taking Notice For most of this cycle, Chainlink's price has followed a pattern traders know all too well. LINK rallies, hits resistance, then slowly bleeds lower. Wash, rinse, repeat. This rhythm has played out time and again on the LINK/BTC chart, which is why a recent observation by Michael van de Poppe has caught extra attention. This time, something looks different. Van de Poppe pointed out that LINK may be forming its first higher low since the bear market, and it’s not just talk. You can see it on the chart. Instead of breaking to fresh lows below the familiar $12.00–$12.50 zone, the price dipped into support around $13.70 and held. That alone doesn’t confirm a trend reversal, but it suggests something is shifting beneath the surface. Changes like this tend to show up before big moves, not after. Why This Higher Low Is a Subtle But Important Signal Looking closely at recent price action, LINK sharply pushed into support, printed a long lower wick near $13.70, and then bounced. That area has since acted as a base. Sellers have tried, but so far haven’t been able to force a breakdown. Here’s the meaningful difference compared to earlier phases of the downtrend. Previously, every bounce eventually led to lower lows under $13. This time, the price stopped higher and began consolidating. Buyers are stepping in earlier than before, and trend changes often start quietly like this, without much fanfare. As long as LINK holds above the $13.50–$13.70 range, pullbacks are starting to look more like controlled retests than warning signs. This isn’t bullish euphoria, but it’s not pure weakness either. The Level That Will Decide LINK’s Direction That said, the chart isn’t claiming everything is resolved. There’s a clear hurdle overhead. The previous swing high around $16.50–$17.00 is the level that truly matters. Until LINK can break and hold above that zone, this move remains classified as a recovery, not a full reversal. There’s also a key moving average around $15 that has capped rallies for months. LINK is pushing back into that area now. A clean move above $15 followed by acceptance would increase the odds of a push toward $17.00. If price gets rejected again, it wouldn’t be surprising to see LINK chop sideways between roughly $13.70 and $15 for a while. What’s Next for LINK? Momentum indicators aren’t flashing extremes, and that’s actually a good thing. LINK isn’t overextended above resistance or crashing through support. It’s sitting in a decision zone—the kind where the market has to prove whether this higher low truly matters. If the base continues to hold and price starts challenging $16.50 and above, the structure will finally begin to meaningfully shift. Until then, it’s the quiet part of the move. Pressure is building, patience is being tested, and the hand is slowly being revealed on the chart. Food for thought: Do you think LINK will use this new base to break upward, or is this just a pause before another leg down?