Morgan Stanley’s MSBT Bitcoin ETF has continued accumulating BTC, adding 51.58 BTC (about $4 million) from Coinbase Prime, bringing its total purchases to 641.87 BTC (roughly $50.6 million) over two weeks and underscoring robust institutional demand as Bitcoin trades near $82,000.

Bitcoin spot ETF inflows remained positive, with spot ETFs recording roughly $6 million in daily net inflows (about 78.39 BTC) and cumulative inflows nearing $55.63 billion (around 695,820 BTC), signaling broad institutional interest beyond just MSBT.

A decisive hold of the $76,500 support could pave the way for a rebound toward $82,000 if institutional demand stays strong, while a break below this level would raise the risk of a deeper correction.

Overall, persistent spot outflows paired with ongoing institutional accumulation could tighten supply and support a potential move back toward the $82,000 resistance area if demand remains steady.

Bitcoin traded around $77,257 after pulling back from the $82,000 resistance, staying above the $76,500 support, with the RSI near 55 and its average at 63.71, indicating cooled but still positive buying pressure and a defended order block.

Exchange Netflows were predominantly negative, with a net outflow of $6.66 million on September 12, suggesting more BTC left exchanges than entered and helping to relieve near-term supply pressure amid ongoing institutional buying.