The capital trend for Bitcoin ETFs has officially reversed. This might be one of the most noteworthy signals for BTC right now. Over the past 30 days, the net inflow for U.S. Bitcoin ETFs has reached: +$21.9 billion And currently: BTC: $78,400 ETF overall holding cost: Around $72,000–$73,000 In other words— Bitcoin has not only climbed back above Wall Street’s cost line, but institutional funds are also flowing back in on a large scale at the same time. These two things happening simultaneously are very significant. Previously, when BTC fell below the ETF cost line, a large number of ETF positions were in loss, and funds kept flowing out. Now the entire structure has completely flipped: Price is back above institutional cost + ETF capital flow has shifted from negative to strongly positive. What was once a trapped zone is now turning into a profit zone. What was once a capital outflow is now turning into capital inflow. This is the signal I’ve been waiting for. The next wave of momentum doesn’t need to be driven by retail FOMO. As long as Wall Street starts consistently buying again, Bitcoin’s supply-demand structure will begin to change. The most important thing moving forward is: Holding the $72K–$73K ETF cost line. As long as the institutional cost line doesn’t break again and ETF inflows continue— This rebound might already be more than just a rebound.