Something strange has been happening in the market lately. Billions are flowing into Bitcoin ETFs, but the price isn't doing what you'd expect. I read somewhere that an analyst tried to explain this, but it still feels pretty weird. If you understand what an ETF actually is — a fund that allows you to invest in Bitcoin without having to buy coins yourself — you'd think all those inflows would push the price up. But no, it just remains stagnant. Some experts say it has to do with how the market is currently behaving. The ETF demand has certainly grown, but apparently not enough to break the momentum. Interesting to see what happens next month.

Check out the latest Bitcoin chart, its RSI indicates an oversold signal that’s quite interesting to watch. This condition occurs when the RSI indicator drops below the 30 level, which has historically often been a turning point for a short-term bounce or recovery. What needs to be understood is how the shape of the candlestick around this level plays a crucial role in confirming the signal. When the RSI is in the oversold zone, we need to look for signs of reversal on the chart, such as bullish candlesticks starting to form or significant lower wicks. In some cases, oversold doesn’t mean you should buy immediately. Many traders wait for further confirmation through the next candlestick pattern before taking a position. Certain patterns like hammer or bullish engulfing often appear after the RSI reaches these extreme levels. So, the main point is, RSI oversold is an early signal, but the shape of the candlestick and subsequent price action are what determine the trading decision. The combination of both provides a more complete picture of Bitcoin’s current momentum.