The price of Bitcoin has surged to $66,271.36, reflecting a broader uptrend in the cryptocurrency market. This rally follows the recent approval of an ethics package related to the Clarity Act by the White House, which is seen as a potential catalyst for increased institutional investment.
Institutional interest has notably strengthened, with U.S.-listed exchange-traded funds (ETFs) recording over $700 million in inflows over five consecutive trading days. This marks the longest streak of inflows since May, according to data from SoSoValue. The trend is a stark contrast to the significant selling pressure experienced earlier this summer, where $7.5 billion was redeemed from the market between mid-May and June.
Data from on-chain wallets indicates that long-term holders are also actively acquiring Bitcoin, specifically those who have held their assets for at least six months. Alex Kuptsikevich, chief market analyst at FxPro, pointed out that while larger Bitcoin holders have been increasing their holdings, medium-sized wallets have been selling off, which could be a positive sign for Bitcoin's price trajectory in the medium term.




