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Currently trading around $71,000, Bitcoin is pushing toward a resistance zone that could define the next several months of price action. Key Takeaways Bitcoin approaching $76–79K resistance after nearly two months, currently trading around $71K BlackRock’s Bitcoin ETF (IBIT) gained 1.5% inflows while gold ETF GLD lost 2.7% in the same window Gold has shed over $200 from recent highs and is edging toward the $5,000 level; silver is also retreating A 100 EMA retest signal – historically reliable since 2014 – has reportedly fired on Bitcoin The Rotation Nobody’s Talking About The move comes alongside something arguably more significant than the chart itself: institutional money appears to be quietly rotating out of gold and into Bitcoin — and the macro backdrop is making that case harder to ignore by the day. Gold is sitting at roughly $5,020 per ounce as of Friday morning, having pulled back sharply from recent highs near $5,296. Silver is faring no better, changing hands at $80 0 a $3.36 drop in 24 hours. Both metals are bleeding from their peaks, and gold is now dangerously close to the psychologically significant $5,000 mark. For an asset that spent months being bid up as the world’s premier crisis hedge, that’s a notable stall. The ETF flow data tells the more revealing story. As pere data shared by CoinBureau CEO, Between February 27 and March 9, BlackRock’s Bitcoin ETF IBIT recorded inflows of roughly 1.5% of its AUM. Over that same window, the largest gold ETF – GLD – shed approximately 2.7%. That’s not noise. That’s a directional shift. Gold has functioned as the world’s go-to crisis hedge for decades, and during the current stretch of geopolitical tension, it appears some of that allocation is being redirected. Not into equities, not into bonds – into Bitcoin. The…

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