Bitcoin price is consolidating near $111,000 after rejection at $113,000, driven by ETF outflows and stagnant futures open interest; models tied to U.S. M2 money supply point to a possible move toward $167,000–$185,000 by year-end. Monitor ETFs, OI and money-supply trends.
Immediate market signal: BTC rejected at $113,000, now near $110,900
Spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded roughly $400 million in outflows across Sept. 4–5, 2025, reducing AUM to $144.5B.
Bitcoin futures open interest (OI) has held in a $79–$85B corridor for seven weeks, indicating market indecision.
Bitcoin price update: Bitcoin price consolidates after $113k rejection; track ETFs, OI, and M2-driven models for trade cues — read latest insights now.
What is driving the current Bitcoin price pause?
Bitcoin price is pausing after a failed breakout to $113,000 on Sept. 5, 2025, as ETF outflows and flat futures open interest limit momentum. Short-term indicators like RSI and the Fear & Greed Index are neutral, suggesting a consolidation phase before a directional move.
How did the $113,000 rejection unfold?
On Sept. 5, 2025, BTC rose about 2% intraday but was capped at $113,000 and pulled back to roughly $110,300 as selling pressure increased. At press time BTC is trading near $110,900 on major spot platforms, showing a modest 0.24% 24-hour change.
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Market breadth is muted. Aggregate crypto capitalization sits near $3.81 trillion, up 0.19% in 24 hours. The Fear & Greed Index fell to 48/100 (Neutral), while CoinMarketCap reports BTC RSI at 48.46 — both metrics reflect a market at a crossroads.
Spot Bitcoin ETFs logged about $400 million in withdrawals across Sept. 4–5, 2025. Investors pulled $227M on Sept. 4 and $160M on Sept. 5, pushing combined spot BTC ETF AUM to around $144.5 billion.
Major ETFs affected included BlackRock IBIT, Grayscale GBTC and Bitwise BITB, which together accounted for roughly $150 million of the one-day decline. COINOTAG previously noted waning ETF traction since early July 2025, suggesting liquidity may be moving to other TradFi products, metals or equities.
Ethereum spot ETFs were hit harder last week, losing over $787 million in AUM in seven days — the largest weekly outflow since their July 2024 launch.
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