Bitcoin consolidates below $90K at $88,226, down 4.1% weekly. RSI resets to 48.6 after overbought levels in December. Bulls defending support levels at $81.7-85.4K. ETF flows signal market indecision. Traders watch to see if $85-90K holds as new support for potential uptrend.

Bitcoin tests critical support as ETF flows return after December’s 26% decline. Market structure shifts lower. Bitcoin at $84,012, down 21.9% from $107,795 peak. $238 million ETF inflow signals institutional conviction. Support at $80K-$85K as major nations accumulate positions. Bulls defend $80K or face liquidation toward $67,044 yearly pivot.

Bitcoin’s devastating drop from December highs accelerated this week as the cryptocurrency shed nearly 16% for the month, touching $91,840 after institutional players yanked a record $523 million from BlackRock’s ETF in a single day. The selloff, which Arthur Hayes attributes to broader liquidity conditions rather than crypto-specific concerns, has erased three weeks of gains and pushed the digital asset into a critical technical zone where multiple support levels converge. The main question for traders is: can bulls defend the $90K-$92K support cluster that held throughout the autumn consolidation, or will continued ETF bleeding trigger a deeper flush toward $80K?

Bitcoin tumbled 7% this week as institutional selling intensified, triggering cascading liquidations below $100K. Bulls are now guarding higher lows at $95,954 after defending $93,942 monthly floor. Can they defend the $95K level or will ETF-driven selling push Bitcoin toward $90K support?

Bitcoin stabilizes at $101,545 after institutional investors pour $524M into ETFs this week. Price action finds equilibrium between $98.7K monthly low and $116.3K high. UK regulatory momentum builds with proposed Bitcoin tax cuts signaling broader adoption. Bitcoin clawed back to $101,545 after a bruising monthly performance that saw prices tumble 11.9% from recent highs.