Bitcoin shrugged off stronger-than-expected US jobs numbers and ended the week above $80,000. During the week, BTC even tested the $82,000 mark. According to market maker Wintermute, crypto kept attracting capital through spot ETFs, and Bitcoin's price action held up better than most traditional risk assets.

BTC Holds Steady After US Jobs Data

Strong macro data usually ramps up volatility for risk assets, but this time, Bitcoin stayed solid, closing the week above $80,000. Testing the $82,000 range shows there's still appetite for upside—even with tough macro signals in play.

Capital Rotation and Spot ETF Inflows

Wintermute's latest report highlights ongoing inflows into crypto via spot Bitcoin ETFs. The firm points to capital rotating out of equities and into digital assets, with investors upping their BTC exposure specifically through exchange-traded funds.

Bitcoin Dips Are Getting Shallower

Wintermute notes that Bitcoin corrections are getting less severe: this past week, crypto outperformed most traditional risk assets. That backs up the idea that demand is shifting toward Bitcoin, especially with growing interest in spot ETF products.