Bitcoin has been unable to push prices above the $65,000 to $67,300 resistance zone despite positive inflows into Bitcoin ETFs since mid-July. Metrics show a decline in short-term demand and new investor activity remains near yearly lows, indicating a lack of fresh capital driving a trend reversal. Short-term holders are also realizing losses, with profitability metrics below the break-even point. Overall, these factors suggest the recent price stability is a temporary pause rather than the start of a bullish trend, with bears still controlling the market.
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