TechFlow News: On March 25, Bitfinex’s analysis report noted that markets reacted swiftly following Trump’s announcement postponing the planned U.S. strike on Iranian power facilities by five days and describing U.S.-Iran negotiations as “very smooth and constructive.” Bitcoin held steady this week at its early-March opening level of $67,035, again facing pressure near the lower edge of the $72,000–$82,000 “vacuum zone.” ETF flows further confirmed market sensitivity: on March 23—the day the U.S. paused its military action—ETF net inflows reached $167.2 million, with IBIT alone absorbing $160.8 million, marking its largest single-day inflow since March 17 and ending three consecutive days of net outflows following the FOMC meeting. Analysts suggest that ETF fund flows over the next two to three days will determine whether this rally represents a short-term “relief trade” or the beginning of a new accumulation phase. Should daily ETF inflows remain above $100 million, conditions for sustaining the “vacuum zone” may re-emerge; conversely, deeper pullbacks could push Bitcoin back into its prior consolidation range.
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