Two weeks ago the picture looked quite encouraging. Bitcoin had recovered from its April lows. ETF inflows were improving. And for the first time in this bear market, Bitcoin was testing its 200-day moving average. That test failed. Since then Bitcoin hasn’t collapsed. In fact, the price is still holding up reasonably well. But underneath the surface, some of the indicators that were supporting the recovery are moving in the wrong direction. And that’s happening at a potentially awkward time. Investors are becoming increasingly concerned about inflation again as oil prices move higher and Treasury yields continue to rise. At the same time, the market is paying close attention to developments in the Middle East and what they could mean for the inflation outlook over the coming months. So before getting caught up in the headlines, let’s look at what the data is telling us about how the market structure has changed and what it means in terms of risk-to-reward balance for Bitcoin right now. Ecoinometrics delivers professional-grade crypto and macro analysis to help institutional investors and serious traders make data-driven decisions. Our team conducts rigorous quantitative research, developing proprietary metrics and institutional-quality visualizations that cut through the noise to reveal key market dynamics. Each newsletter provides clear, actionable insights backed by data, delivered in a concise format that respects your time - five minutes to absorb, but deep enough to inform your investment strategy. Join over 34,000 professional investors and fund managers: Ready? Let’s dig into the data. Bitcoin’s Recovery Has Lost MomentumThe Takeaway...Continue reading this post for free in the Substack app
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Monday, May 25, 2026
Bitcoin’s Recovery Has Lost Momentum
Weekly Alpha: ETF Outflows Accelerate As Bitcoin Sentiment Weakens
At Bitcoin Magazine Pro, our goal is to help you cut through the noise and understand what the data is really saying. This week, we’ll cover Bitcoin’s key technical levels, rising ETF outflows, and the growing debate around institutional demand and Bitcoin’s role during periods of market stress. Let’s dive in. What’s HappeningPrice ActionBitcoin continued moving lower this week after once again being rejected at the 200-day moving average (200DMA), reinforcing it as the key resistance level bulls still need to reclaim. Figure 1: Technical Chart In the short term, however, BTC has managed to find support around the top of the previous trading range, with price bouncing from that region several times over the past few days. This level is now becoming an important line in the sand for the market. If BTC can reclaim the 200DMA, it would strengthen the case that the recent correction may be ending and that the market could begin recovering higher. Failure to do so, however, would increase the likelihood of price falling back deeper into the prior range - shown in the chart above. The next one to two weeks are therefore shaping up to be a decisive period for Bitcoin’s short-term trend. Figure 2: Bitcoin past week performance Despite trending lower for much of the week, BTC has since recovered and now ends the week broadly flat overall. That rebound from support has helped stabilize short-term price action, even though the broader structure still remains fragile. As the month draws to a close, Bitcoin is also currently trading roughly flat for May. On a yearly basis, however, BTC remains down approximately -12%. Figure 3: Monthly Returns Heatmap Market sentiment also remains weak while price continues to trade below the 200DMA. The Fear & Greed Index currently remains in Extreme Fear territory, highlighting the cautious mood still dominating the market. Figure 4: Fear & Greed Index ETF Outflows Accelerate As Sentiment WeakensOne of the biggest developments in the Bitcoin market this week has been the sharp increase in spot Bitcoin ETF outflows. U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded their worst week of outflows since late January, with more than $1.2B leaving the funds over the past week alone. Figure 5: ETF Daily Flows (USD) - Total Much of the selling pressure has been concentrated in BlackRock’s IBIT fund, which recently saw a single-day outflow of roughly $448M. While ETF demand was one of the key drivers behind Bitcoin’s rally earlier in the cycle, recent flow data suggests that institutional appetite has weakened significantly in the short term. Figure 6: ETF Daily Flows (USD) - BlackRock’s IBIT Part of this shift may be tied to a growing narrative that Bitcoin has recently underperformed expectations during periods of geopolitical stress. In particular, billionaire investor Mark Cuban made headlines this week after criticizing Bitcoin as a poor war hedge, arguing that gold had behaved more strongly during the recent U.S.-Iran tensions. These types of headlines may be unsettling more traditional investors who entered Bitcoin through ETFs as part of diversified portfolio allocations. Combined with rising Treasury yields, persistent macro uncertainty, and Bitcoin trading below the 200DMA, sentiment across the ETF market has clearly deteriorated in recent weeks. That said, it is important to keep recent outflows in perspective. Figure 7: ETF Cumulative Flows (USD) Despite the recent decline, cumulative spot Bitcoin ETF flows remain enormously positive since launch, with tens of billions of dollars still sitting inside the products. The broader trend over the past year remains one of substantial institutional adoption, even if the pace of inflows has cooled considerably in the short term. The key question now is whether this recent wave of outflows is simply a temporary sentiment reset, or the beginning of a more sustained slowdown in institutional demand? Markets like this can feel frustrating and uncertain, especially after such a strong rally earlier in the cycle. At Bitcoin Magazine Pro, our focus remains on helping investors cut through the noise and stay grounded in the data. To get clarity about Bitcoin, access the Bitcoin Magazine Pro platform here. Use this code at checkout to get 30% off: 30BULL The Bitcoin Magazine Pro Team. Bitcoin Magazine ProFor more detailed Bitcoin analysis and to access advanced features like live charts, personalized indicator alerts, and in-depth industry reports, check out Bitcoin Magazine Pro. Make Smarter Decisions About Bitcoin. Join millions of investors who get clarity about Bitcoin using data analytics you can’t get anywhere else. We don’t just provide data for data’s sake, we provide the metrics and tools that really matter. So you get to supercharge your insights, not your workload. Take the next step in your Bitcoin investing journey:
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