JPMorgan says flow and positioning data show the recent crypto pullback may be losing momentum as ETF outflows decelerate. Early signs of stabilization are appearing across ETF and derivatives markets.
Ether dipped below $3,000 after a stalled recovery, though buyers defended $2,800 amid ongoing ETF inflows; market caution grew on concerns about a potential Bank of Japan rate hike.
Bitcoin dipped under the $100,000 mark on Nov. 14, 2025, yet several market indicators and flows suggest the main rally may be beginning. Traders and on-chain metrics point to accumulation, compressed volatility, and continued spot demand as catalysts for upward pressure.
HBAR fell 3.5% to $0.1754 on Wednesday, breaking a key support level even as ETF channels recorded $68 million of inflows. The mismatch highlights short-term selling pressure amid continuing institutional demand.