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Bitcoin is flashing bullish signals across on-chain metrics and institutional investment products, setting the stage for a potential move toward a major psychological resistance level. On-chain analyst Willy Woo said $80,000 is the critical test level for the flagship cryptocurrency.
Woo pointed to a shift in capital flows into Bitcoin, noting they have finally flipped positive for the first time since January. He described the broader market as “healing” from a late-last-year deleveraging event, with liquidity repairing as spot activity remains stable while derivatives—after being heavily hit on October 10—attempt a second rebound.
In Woo’s view, $80,000 remains the “key test level” for Bitcoin’s next major leg up.
Institutional flows have also strengthened after a period of sluggish momentum. Data compiled by Farside Investors shows Bitcoin ETFs recorded $816.9 million in total net flows over the past week.
BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) accounted for $612.1 million of the total, according to the same figures.
Bloomberg Senior ETF Analyst Eric Balchunas said the inflows have “completely wiped out previous deficits,” adding that the ETFs are now “officially positive in YTD flows.” He also highlighted the resilience of traditional institutional investors despite Bitcoin’s recently “upwardly challenged price.”
Bitcoin recently moved through a multi-week uptrend, with a sequence of strong green candles pushing the asset higher. The rally culminated in a test of the $73,000 resistance level by April 11.
Momentum then paused on April 12, when the price dropped into the $70,500 range. At press time, Bitcoin was trading above the $72,000 level.
With capital flows turning positive, ETF buyers accumulating heavily, and spot buyers front-running price dips, Woo’s $80,000 test level may soon come into focus.

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