Gate News reports that on April 1, a certain institution released a report indicating that on March 30 and 31, BTC ETFs recorded net inflows of $69.40 million and $114 million, respectively, ending the previous two weeks of continuous outflows. In terms of inflow sources, ARK Invest (ARKB) and Fidelity (FBTC) were the main contributors, while capital flow back to IBIT under BlackRock was limited. In the derivatives market, the funding rate remained negative for most of the first quarter, and the short-dominant pattern continued; traders tended to pay for downside risk. Currently, below approximately $66,500 for Bitcoin, there is a liquidation-dense zone that could be triggered if the price moves upward or if a short squeeze occurs.
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