Bitcoin price dipped below $110,000 after a 1.3% intraday fall while strong Bitcoin ETF inflows continue to absorb supply from long-term holders, suggesting institutional demand could determine whether BTC avoids another historically weak September.
Immediate driver: ETF inflows are reallocating BTC from long-term holder wallets into ETF-managed addresses.
ETF funds recorded two consecutive days of inflows above $300M, totaling $633.3M.
Market dynamics hinge on institutional demand, treasury buyers like Metaplanet, and the upcoming US Federal Reserve meeting.
Bitcoin price dips below $110,000 as ETF inflows surge; read concise market analysis, institutional activity, and what to watch ahead of the Fed meeting.
What caused Bitcoin to dip below $110,000?
Bitcoin price slipped 1.3% to just under $110,000 amid mixed intraday order flow and profit-taking. Short-term selling pressure coincided with continued large ETF deposits, which are gradually shifting supply from long-term holder wallets into ETF custody.
How are ETF inflows affecting BTC supply and price?
Blockchain analytics from CryptoQuant indicate steady movement of coins from long-term holders into new addresses controlled by ETFs. Two consecutive days of inflows above $300 million (combined $633.3 million) mark the strongest two-day inflow since early August.
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Impact: ETFs create predictable institutional demand and can tighten exchange-visible supply if inflows persist, supporting price stability or rallies when net demand outstrips sell-side liquidity.
Historically, September has been down for Bitcoin eight of the past 12 years, but recent cycles have shifted weakness into August. Analysts say sustained ETF inflows and purchases by treasury holders could prevent a Red September, while lackluster demand risks renewed selling.
Expert views: CryptoQuant analyst JA_Maartun observed unique redistribution from long-term holders into ETFs. Presto Research analyst Rick Maeda highlights treasury buyers like Metaplanet as structural support. Xapo Bank’s Gadi Chait identifies the Fed meeting as a key macro catalyst.
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