📊 Mixin Daily Market Watch

💰 ETF Flows
U.S. spot BTC ETFs recorded around $56.2M in net outflows last Friday, while ETH ETFs saw zero net flow, an unusual result for the ETH ETF market. Overall, institutional risk appetite remains relatively cautious.

📉 Market Overview
Weekend liquidity remained thin, with BTC briefly returning to around $64K before moving sideways.

Despite continued ETF outflows, BTC is still holding near the $63K area, suggesting some buying support remains underneath. However, buyers have yet to generate enough momentum for a clear breakout.

🏦 ETF Market Developments
Hashdex's Bitcoin ETF is set to exit the market, adding another example of increasing competition and differentiation among crypto ETFs.

The impact on the broader BTC market is limited, but it is worth watching how capital continues to concentrate among the larger and more liquid ETFs.

🌍 This Week’s Focus
Market attention is shifting back toward Fed policy expectations, oil prices, and geopolitical risks.

The market is still looking for clearer signals on the future rate path, while developments around oil and the Middle East could continue to influence overall risk appetite.

📊 Market Outlook
BTC is currently trading within a relatively clear $63K–$65K range.

$63K remains an important short-term support, while $65K is the key level for a potential recovery.

If ETF flows turn positive again and BTC breaks above $65K with stronger volume, sentiment could improve quickly. On the other hand, continued outflows and a break below $63K could put further pressure on the market.

🔍 What to Watch
✅ Whether BTC ETF flows turn positive again
✅ Whether ETH ETF inflows return
✅ Fed meeting minutes on August 20
✅ Oil prices and developments around the Strait of Hormuz
✅ Whether BTC can reclaim $65K

⚠️ Risk Reminder
Liquidity remains relatively thin and the market is still range-bound. Short-term volatility could increase as the week progresses.

For now, smaller positions and disciplined risk management make more sense than chasing moves with high leverage.