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Inflows into spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds in the U.S. slowed down on Feb. 5 following remarks from Trump’s crypto policy advisor regarding the potential implementation of a national strategic Bitcoin reserve. According to data from , the 12 spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $66.38 million in net inflows on Wednesday, 80% lower than the $340.82 million inflows seen over the previous day. The majority of inflows came into BlackRock’s $44.35 million entering the fund. WidomTree’s BTCW and Fidelity’s also contributed to the positive momentum with inflows of $11.38 million and $10.65 million respectively. The nine remaining spot Bitcoin funds saw no inflows or outflows on the day. The total trading volume for these investment products stood at $2.04 billion on Feb. 5 while the total net inflows into them since launch day stood at $40.67 billion. Notably, the dip in inflows on Wednesday likely stemmed from a recent conversation outlining President Donald Trump’s vision for America’s digital asset landscape. During the discussion, Trump’s crypto czar failed to provide any new developments regarding the implementation of a strategic Bitcoin reserve for the nation, aside from stating that exploring the “feasibility of a strategic BTC reserve” remains a top priority for the crypto council. The uncertainty surrounding the government’s stance on a U.S. strategic Bitcoin reserve, which Trump promised months before winning the presidential election, has led to cautious sentiment among BTC investors. At press time, Bitcoin (BTC) was down 0.4%, exchanging hands at $97,847 per coin. You might also like: $BTC

Inflows into spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds in the U.S. slowed down on Feb. 5 following remarks from Trump’s crypto policy advisor regarding the potential implementation of a national strategic Bitcoin reserve. According to data from SoSoValue, the 12 spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $66.38 million in net inflows on Wednesday, 80% lower than the $340.82 million inflows seen over the previous day. The majority of inflows came into BlackRock’s IBIT with $44.35 million entering the fund. WidomTree’s BTCW and Fidelity’s FBTC also contributed to the positive momentum with inflows of $11.38 million and $10.65 million respectively. The nine remaining spot Bitcoin funds saw no inflows or outflows on the day. The total trading volume for these investment products stood at $2.04 billion on Feb. 5 while the total net inflows into them since launch day stood at $40.67 billion. Notably, the dip in inflows on Wednesday likely stemmed from a recent conversation outlining President Donald Trump’s vision for America’s digital asset landscape. During the discussion, Trump’s crypto czar failed to provide any new developments regarding the implementation of a strategic Bitcoin reserve for the nation, aside from stating that exploring the “feasibility of a strategic BTC reserve” remains a top priority for the crypto council. The uncertainty surrounding the government’s stance on a U.S. strategic Bitcoin reserve, which Trump promised months before winning the presidential election, has led to cautious sentiment among BTC investors. At press time, Bitcoin (BTC) was down 0.4%, exchanging hands at $97,847 per coin. You might also like: $BTC

Bitcoin may see a “decisive price move” in the near term, and while short-term volatility may continue, the long-term view “remains positive,” say analysts. Bitcoin could be headed for a “decisive price move” in the coming weeks as the US decides on its next Bitcoin move, amid other macroeconomic developments. Some analysts anticipate that direction is likely upward, as Bitcoin has yet to fully price in the US government’s pro-crypto stance. Clearer signals on Bitcoin’s price in the coming weeks Bitfinex analysts said in a recent markets report that Bitcoin could shift “especially as more macroeconomic developments unfold.” They pointed out that Bitcoin has been trading within a 15% price range since mid-November when it hovered around $90,000. Historically, 15-20% consolidated price ranges tend to “resolve in either direction within 80 - 90 days.” They said that despite Bitcoin's “high correlation” with macro conditions, its recent ability to hold above its pre-US election price of around $70,000 — despite turbulence in the crypto market triggered by US President Donald Trump imposing tariffs on Canada, Mexico and China — demonstrates the asset’s relative strength.$BTC

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