#特朗普宏大减税法案#  Bitcoin ETFs Slow Down Despite Market Rise, $5M Inflow | ETF News.

On Monday, the United States and China struck a 90-day tariff-free deal. The announcement sent a wave of renewed optimism across global financial markets, and cryptocurrency markets also benefited from the shift in sentiment.
However, this only translated into a net inflow of $5 million into the Bitcoin ETF market, the lowest single-day total since April 14.
Profit-taking Slows Bitcoin ETF Demand
Trading activity surged on Monday, with BTC reaching an intraday high of $105,819. However, profit-taking soon began, causing the leading coin to lose some of its gains and close at $102,729.
The drop below the psychological threshold of $105,000 has dampened institutional interest and discouraged large capital inflows into spot Bitcoin ETFs. As a result, net inflows into the ETF market stood at just $5.2 million on Monday, the lowest single-day total since April 14.
On Monday, the fund saw net inflows of $69.41 million, bringing its total historical net inflows to $44.78 billion.
Meanwhile, GBTC recorded the highest net outflow among all issuers on Monday, with $32.92 million exiting the fund. GBTC’s total historical net inflows stand at $22.95 billion as of this writing.
This pullback suggests that institutional investors may be waiting for BTC to regain or stabilize above key resistance levels.
Bitcoin Calms Down After Brief Surge to $105,000
BTC is trading at $103,517 and is down 2% in the past 24 hours. On Monday, the coin briefly hit a three-month high of $105,819, but the rally was short-lived following news of the US-China trade deal. Traders’ profit-taking led to the pullback, sending BTC closing below the psychological $105,000 price level.
While the decline suggests short-term selling pressure, market sentiment remains bullish. This is reflected by BTC’s funding rate remaining positive, suggesting traders continue to bet on a sustained rally despite the temporary pullback.
Additionally, when looking at the BTC liquidation heatmap, there is a significant liquidity concentration at $105,337.
The heatmap highlights potential price zones where large-scale liquidations could occur and provides traders with information about high liquidity areas.
These yellow-marked zones indicate that if BTC regains its upward momentum, it could breach the $105,000 level if the current bullish scenario continues. In such a scenario, traders holding short positions could face a short squeeze.