Bitcoin (BTC) Price Surges Past $73K Amid $1.47B ETF Inflow Surge and Brandt’s Bullish Pivot
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Key Highlights Bitcoin breached the $73,000 threshold Thursday, fluctuating between $72,500 and $73,187 during trading sessions Spot Bitcoin ETFs in the United States attracted $155M Wednesday, contributing to a two-week accumulation totaling $1.47B Legendary market analyst Peter Brandt indicated current market dynamics could represent a reversal from October’s highs BTC has outpaced gold performance following Iranian military strikes, gaining over 10% versus gold’s nearly 2% decline Glassnode blockchain analytics reveal caution signals: approximately 57% of circulating BTC remains profitable Bitcoin has successfully reclaimed the $70,000 threshold this week, touching an intraday peak of $73,544 throughout Asian market sessions before experiencing a modest correction to approximately $72,500 during Thursday’s London trading window. Bitcoin (BTC) Price The upward momentum accompanies a comprehensive rally across risk-sensitive assets following market volatility triggered by coordinated U.S. and Israeli military operations against Iranian targets this past weekend. The cryptocurrency advanced 8% Wednesday during American trading windows before experiencing a 1.8% decline Thursday. South Korea’s Kospi index surged 11% while Japan’s Nikkei climbed 4.2% simultaneously, demonstrating widespread market stabilization. Bitcoin’s Coinbase premium indicator — which had briefly turned negative Sunday — has now inverted. Market analyst Ted Pillows observed it achieved its strongest reading since October 2025, suggesting robust demand from American institutional participants. “Market sentiment is experiencing a bullish transformation within cryptocurrency circles,” stated Caroline Mauron, Orbit Markets co-founder. From the trading session preceding Iranian strikes, Bitcoin has appreciated more than 10%. Conversely, gold declined nearly 2% during this identical timeframe. This represents a notable departure from recent monthly patterns, where gold consistently established new records while Bitcoin experienced downward pressure. Bitcoin ETF Capital Flows Continue Strong Momentum U.S.-listed spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds recorded approximately $155 million in net positive flows Wednesday. This continues a sustained two-week pattern accumulating roughly $1.47 billion in fresh capital deployment,…
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