BTC and Ether Inflow Streak Ends — Is a Pre-Payday Drop Coming?

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The streak is over. After nine consecutive sessions of net inflows, Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs flipped to outflows yesterday, and with ETH losing its $2,300 price support, the timing raises an uncomfortable prediction for bulls holding into month-end.

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Bitcoin ETFs logged $263 million in net outflows, the first negative session since April 14, snapping a run that had accumulated over $2.1 billion across nine trading days. On the Ethereum side, ETF outflows hit $50 million after a 10-day inflow streak pulled in more than $633 million.

Ethereum ETF, Coinglass

Friday had already flashed a warning sign; BTC ETF inflows collapsed to just $14 million, well below the nine-session daily average. Cracks were forming before the breach.

With ETF demand now a confirmed short-term headwind, the price structure becomes the only remaining argument for near-term upside.

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Ethereum Price Prediction: $2,500 or More Pain

Ethereum lost $2,300 just now, its immediate support yesterday. The ETF inflow reversal removes one of the cleaner bullish narratives ETH had been leaning on. Without institutional bid flow, apart from Bitmine, which does Ethereum holders a big favor, the asset reverts to retail-driven price discovery.

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For now, ETH needs to hold $2,200 with ETF flows reversing within 2–3 sessions, so the price could push toward $2,500–$2,600.

However, a break below $2,200 on volume could accelerate the drop toward the $2,100–$2,150 demand zone.

ETH USD, TradingView

The invalidation level is clean: a sustained close below $2,200 shifts the probability distribution meaningfully toward the bear case.

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LiquidChain Leverages Cross-Chain Upside While ETH Stalls

Stagnation at major-cap assets during ETF outflow cycles tends to redirect speculative appetite. The BTC-versus-ETH dynamic has been a recurring theme in 2025, and when both assets face simultaneous institutional headwinds, early-stage infrastructure plays historically attract rotation capital.

LiquidChain is positioning directly inside that rotation thesis. The Layer 3 infrastructure project integrates liquidity from Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana into a single execution environment. Liquid is a unified liquidity layer that lets developers deploy once and access all three ecosystems without bridge friction or fragmented settlement.

The presale has raised $700K at a current token price of $0.01454, with features including Single-Step Execution, Verifiable Settlement, and Deploy-Once Architecture targeting the cross-chain developer market. Not to forget the perks for early buyers, like the current 1500% APY in staking bonus.

Traders considering a position should research LiquidChain thoroughly before the next price increase.


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