US spot Bitcoin ETFs have aggressively accumulated 18,991 BTC over the past five trading days, dwarfing the new supply by a factor of nine, as tweeted by economist André Dragosch from Switzerland. This surge in institutional demand for #bitcoin underscores accelerating interest, outpacing fresh minting and fueling BTC price prediction debates in a market where Bitcoin inflows rival those seen in the explosive rallies of late 2025.

On the 4-hour chart, BTC trades at $77,921.57 in a bullish structure, comfortably above the 50-EMA support at $76,266.42 and the 200-EMA at $72,934.16, but a MACD death cross at 595.96 flashes bearish vibes that could cap gains. Neutral RSI at 55.49 leaves room for momentum builds, while price dances inside Bollinger Bands—upper resistance at $79,773.53 tests conviction, and lower support at $75,139.01 offers a safety net for dips, setting up a probable push higher if institutional buying sustains amid crypto market crash fears from last quarter's volatility.