Bitcoin don reclaim $80K as spot ETF money enter, traders dey warn about leverage risk

Bitcoin don reclaim $80,000 for the first time since late January, as US spot Bitcoin ETF put about $2.7B net inflow over three weeks (total net assets pass $100B). For the past 24 hours, Bitcoin rise about 0.72% after e bounce comot from recent low near $75,658. Price dey consolidate around $80,000. Support dey near $76,700–$78,094, while short-term resistance dey around $79,100–$80,000. Traders still dey cautious: Polymarket dey show only 23% chance say Bitcoin go reach $90,000 in May, dem dey expect slow grind to about $85,000 instead of sharp breakout. On flows, Binance spot data show cumulative net taker volume around $9.2B and spot cumulative volume delta about +11,500 BTC (buyers about 71.7%), meaning some spot demand dey. But CryptoQuant warn say the rally strength depend on flows and fit weak: leveraged long demand/perpetual fit reverse quick if ETF inflows cool, fit trigger leveraged long unwind. Net takeaway for Bitcoin traders: upside momentum still tied to continued spot Bitcoin ETF inflows. If inflows slow or leverage unwind, BTC fit quickly fade back to range around $78,000–$82,000.