Group 1: Bitcoin and Ethereum ETF Inflows - Bitcoin spot ETFs attracted $149 million in net inflows on October 27, marking the third consecutive day of positive institutional demand despite a recent price drop [1] - Ethereum ETFs followed closely, pulling in $134 million with no outflows across all nine funds [1] - The broader market remains cautious with the Fear and Greed Index reading neutral at 42 [1] Group 2: Market Dynamics and Accumulation - Bitcoin has been trading in a defined range for around 120 days, forming a phase of "smart accumulation" according to on-chain data from CryptoQuant [2] - The Spot-to-Perpetual Volume Ratio on Binance remains elevated and stable, indicating that real buyers are holding their positions rather than exiting [2] - Analysts suggest that if the Spot-to-Perpetual Volume Ratio rises further alongside a price breakout, it would confirm a new bullish leg driven by strong spot demand [3] Group 3: Market Structure and Stability - Bitcoin's price has stabilized following an earlier drawdown, with the RSI rebounding from oversold levels and both Spot and Perpetual CVD metrics showing easing sell pressure and renewed buying activity [4] - Derivatives data indicates reduced leverage and a more balanced market, with open interest declining and funding rates turning positive, suggesting that traders are opening long positions [4] - Options activity remains strong, but overall spot volumes have dropped, with on-chain data showing quieter network activity and lower transaction volumes, indicating consolidation [5] Group 4: Bitcoin Price Analysis - Bitcoin currently trades near $114,143, having bounced from its lower Bollinger Band and the strong support zone between $104,500 and $109,500, with upper resistance around $118,600 [6] - The RSI at 53.2 indicates a neutral stance, while the Chaikin Money Flow (CMF) at -0.05 reveals that inflows and outflows are nearly balanced [6] - If Bitcoin's structure remains intact, a break above $118,600 could open the path to $125,000, while a drop below $109,000 could trigger a retest of $104,500 [7]