Fresh Bitcoin Capital Inflows Have Nearly Stopped, Analysts Say

Bitcoin has recovered from $64,000, but analysts say broader capital inflows remain stagnant as trading activity has weakened. Fresh money entering Bitcoin remains close to zero even as the largest crypto by market cap holds near $65,000.

Bitcoin briefly climbed to about $66,700 before falling toward $64,000 and recovering to roughly $65,100. Yet, Glassnode, a blockchain analytics firm, pointed out in a recent market overview that “broader capital inflows are stagnant,” leaving the market stuck in consolidation.

The analysts wrote: “Active addresses remain steady, but economic settlement and transaction pressure remain restrained.

Broader capital inflows are stagnant, while long-term holders continue to demonstrate conviction, preserving a resilient underlying holder base.” Read also: Bitcoin Treasury Retreat Spreads as Debt Pressure Builds, VanEck Says The firm measures fresh capital by tracking changes in Bitcoin’s realized value, which records each BTC at the price at which it last changed hands.