Spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded a daily net outflow of -3,539 BTC worth -$266.15 million, flipping red after a seven-day inflow of +508 BTC valued at +$38.22 million. Ethereum ETFs followed suit with a one-day outflow of -780 ETH equaling -$1.84 million, yet maintained a positive seven-day streak of +4,026 ETH at +$9.5 million. Solana ETFs bucked the trend with a daily inflow of +2,469 SOL totaling +$212,000, despite a seven-day outflow of -68,630 SOL amounting to -$5.9 million, signaling choppy sentiment in the crypto market crash recovery phase as investors eye BTC price prediction models and broader ETF inflows impact.

Bitcoin's 4-hour chart screams controlled bullishness right now, with price action grinding higher at $74,285, well supported by the 50-EMA at $71,925 and the 200-EMA at $69,966 acting as rock-solid floors in this uptrend. MACD's golden cross at 811.3 fuels that momentum push, keeping buyers in the driver's seat, while RSI at 61.84 hangs neutral—plenty of runway before overbought signals kick in. Price dances inside the Bollinger Bands, flirting with the upper resistance at $75,977, which could cap short-term gains and trigger a quick dip back to lower support at $69,465 if volatility spikes, but overall confluence points to continuation higher unless we see a sharp reversal amid these ETF flow jitters, much like the HYPE around Bitcoin's rally last quarter.