ETF's 9-Day Inflow Streak Snapped! $2.5 Billion in Shorts Looming — Is BTC's Drop Below $77K a "Coil" or a "Crack"? Bitcoin hit resistance at $79,485 over the weekend as profit-takers stepped in, and has since slid all the way down to around $75,753 today, with a 24-hour drop exceeding 3%. More notably, Bitcoin spot ETFs just saw their first day of net outflows after nine consecutive days of inflows — on April 27, $263 million flowed out in a single day, with FBTC alone bleeding $150 million. But can the shorts really breathe easy with this pullback? Coinglass data shows that if BTC breaks above $80,419, major CEXs will face a massive $2.549 billion in short liquidations. Meanwhile, Strategy has once again stepped in, adding 3,273 BTC at an average price of $77,906, pushing its total holdings past 818,334 BTC. Right now, the 20-day moving average around $75,250 is the critical support zone — if it holds, this is a coiling phase. If it doesn't, that's when the real crack begins. 💬 ETF money is pulling back, but Strategy is still buying — where do you think this pullback ends? A. Holds at $75K B. Dips to $73K C. Straight back to $79K