Last week, U.S.-listed spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) experienced inflows of nearly $1 billion, with $663 million coming in on Friday alone, marking the highest level since January 15. This surge reflects strong institutional interest in Bitcoin, which is currently trading above $75,000 after reaching highs of $78,000. However, the decentralized finance (DeFi) sector is facing challenges, particularly following the KelpDAO hack, which caused Aave's AAVE token to drop 1% to $90. The DeFi dominance rate remains stable at around 3%, indicating that while there are concerns, the overall market sentiment is still bullish. Traders are also building short positions, which could trigger a short squeeze if Bitcoin prices hold steady. The recent geopolitical tensions, particularly involving Iran, have influenced market dynamics, with Bitcoin lagging behind equities. Analysts suggest that sustained ETF inflows are crucial for a meaningful price rally, emphasizing the importance of consistent demand over sporadic influxes.