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Data shows the US Ethereum spot ETFs have seen net inflows for eight 
consecutive weeks now, a sign of continued institutional demand. Ethereum Spot 
ETF Netflow Remains Positive In a new post on X, the on-chain analytics firm 
Glassnode has shared an update on how the weekly netflow for the US spot 
exchange-traded funds (ETFs) of Ethereum has been looking. Spot ETFs refer to 
investment vehicles that allow investors to gain exposure to an asset without 
having to directly own it. These ETFs trade on the traditional platforms, so 
they allow for an easier investment method for those who find cryptocurrency 
exchanges and wallets overwhelming to navigate. Related Reading: Dogecoin 
Resistance Walls Ahead: Analyst Flags 3 Key Levels Below is the chart shared 
by the analytics firm that shows how the American Ethereum spot ETFs have been 
doing lately: From the graph, it&#8217;s visible that the netflow related to the 
Ethereum spot ETFs has recently been on a green streak. This means that 
inflows into wallets attached to the ETFs are continuously happening. Last 
week saw a net inflow of 61,000 ETH, worth $157.3 million at the current 
exchange rate. With these inflows, the spot ETFs of the cryptocurrency have 
seen positive values for eight straight weeks. Since institutional investors 
generally take this investment route into Ethereum, the continuous inflows 
could be a sign of sustained demand from them. Despite this interest, the ETH 
price has remained locked in a phase of sideways movement. Ethereum isn&#8217;t the 
only asset that&#8217;s observing demand on the ETFs. As the on-chain analytics firm 
Santiment has pointed out in an X post, Bitcoin has also been enjoying net 
inflows. As displayed in the above chart, the Bitcoin ETFs have seen a 
positive netflow on 16 out of the last 17 trading days. The one exception was 
on July 1st, when outflows occurred. In some other news, Ethereum has observed 
new on-chain capital inflows during the past week, as Glassnode has revealed 
in another X post. In the graph, the data for the Realized Cap of coins aged 
less than 1 week is shown for Ethereum and Solana. The &#8220;Realized Cap&#8221; measures 
the amount of capital that the investors have put into a given network. The 
version of the metric of focus here specifically calculates the capital that 
has come in over the past week. Related Reading: Bitcoin In For Another 460% 
Run? This Rare Fiat Signal Just Returned From the chart, it&#8217;s visible that the 
metric has seen an increase for both ETH and SOL during the past week, 
indicating fresh capital has flowed in. The latter has outperformed the 
former, however, with the metric standing at $6.2 billion and $8.3 billion, 
respectively. ETH Price At the time of writing, Ethereum is floating around 
$2,580, up over 5% in the last week. Featured image from Dall-E, 
Glassnode.com, Santiment.net, chart from TradingView.com

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Credit to fund bitcoin purchases. KULR to Fund Bitcoin Purchases With $20M 
Coinbase Loan According to the announcement published on Tuesday, KULR 
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The Bitcoin market appears to be coiling for a major move, according to 
prominent crypto analyst CrediBull Crypto (@CredibleCrypto), who highlighted 
today via X that over 80% of all Bitcoin in existence is currently being held 
by long-term investors—levels of supply constraint previously seen only at 
major inflection points in Bitcoin’s price history. Why No One’s Selling 
Bitcoin In his post, CrediBull noted, “The only 2 times in Bitcoin&#8217;s 15 year 
history that this % was higher was at 43k before a $30,000 impulse to 73k and 
at 58k before a $50,000 impulse to 105k+.” Drawing on this historical 
precedent, he concluded that the market is poised for another massive leg up: 
“When the majority of $BTC total circulating supply is cornered by ‘diamond 
hands’, price moves up aggressively at the hint of any ‘new’ demand.” With 
&#8220;excess&#8221; supply now redistributed to long-term holders and institutional 
entities such as Bitcoin treasury companies increasingly taking the lead, the 
analyst sees a clear signal: “The next impulse IS IMMINENT. This next one will 
also likely be even bigger than the last two ($50,000+). Who&#8217;s ready for 150k+ 
Bitcoin?” Related Reading: 2025’s Biggest Bitcoin Bull Trigger Is Still 
Hidden, Expert Reveals The optimism is not without a technical underpinning. 
In a previous post, CrediBull addressed the current market structure and his 
own Elliott Wave-based scenario planning: “My original count/idea shared a few 
days ago had us rejecting at range highs above 110k and seeing a pullback down 
to the BLUE zone at 102k-ish before moving sideways for a few more weeks 
before the next impulse begins.”However, the analyst acknowledged a 
significant alternative possibility: “I do still think this scenario is 
probable, I also recognize that there is a non-zero chance that the next 
impulse up has already begun (most bullish scenario depicted).” Given the 
price action and structure, CrediBull argued that the risk-reward profile no 
longer favors bearish positioning. “In either case, downside is relatively 
limited on Bitcoin from current levels imo and so focus should be on 
identifying potential long opps on Bitcoin rather than looking to short clear 
strength.” Related Reading: Bitcoin’s Liquidity Lifeline Just Got Cut—What You 
Need To Know He punctuated the point with a rhetorical jab: “Why is it now 
illegal to short Bitcoin? Because there is a non-zero chance that the next 
impulse up has already begun.” Adding a layer of technical confirmation, 
analyst Axel Adler Jr provided a concurrent signal from volatility metrics. 
Adler pointed to a significant Bollinger Bands squeeze underway, writing: “The 
range between the upper and lower boundaries has fallen to 7.7%—one of the 
lowest values throughout the entire bull cycle.” Such compressions in 
volatility historically precede large directional moves. Adler explained, “The 
decrease in volatility indicates energy accumulation in the market; the price 
is ready for a rally, and in an upward trend environment, the chances of an 
upward breakout are significantly higher.” In the current cycle, Adler has 
identified six episodes of such squeezes. Four were immediately followed by 
strong price appreciation, while the remaining two saw brief corrections 
before continuing upward. The takeaway: “Based on this experience, the current 
squeeze most likely foreshadows another upward impulse, although a small 
consolidation before the move is also not ruled out.” With long-term holders 
now controlling an overwhelming share of supply, bullish technical compression 
in play, and institutional adoption continuing to absorb circulating coins, 
the environment CrediBull describes echoes past moments of explosive upside. 
While nothing is guaranteed, the combination of on-chain metrics and technical 
indicators suggest Bitcoin’s next chapter may already be beginning—quietly, 
beneath the surface. At press time, BTC traded at $108,738. Featured image 
created with DALL.E, chart from TradingView.com