Key Points:
Bitcoin’s Corporate Treasury added 630 BTC to start the week, continuing its monthly inflow trend.
The move contrasts with the ongoing sale among Bitcoin ETFs that sold around $300 million on Monday.
Not everyone is awful about “buying dip” at the current level.
Despite the nerves of the Crypto Market, Bitcoin (BTC)’s Corporate Treasury Ministry added over 600 BTC on Monday.
Data from the Quantitative Digital Asset Fund Capriole Investments confirmed that corporate buyers ignored the decline in BTC prices.
Bitcoin Treasuries Buck ETF Selling Trends
Bitcoin remains a solid “buy” for some market participants, with many market participants, including institutional investors, rushing for the exit.
Capriol data shows that on Monday, the company’s Bitcoin finances added around 630 BTC ($72 million).
The figures mark the new August highs, reflecting differences in sentiment between the Treasury and other large investors.
On the same day, the US Spot Bitcoin Exchange Trade Fund (ETF) saw a net outflow of $323.5 million. The biggest ETF, BlackRock’s Ishares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT), poured $292.2 million in one of the biggest daily spills of 2025.
Capriol has revealed that its largest day on July 21, seeing purchases of over 26,700 BTC ($3 billion) throughout July, revealing that corporate Treasury interest was strongly maintained throughout July.
Charles Edwards, founder of Capriol, commented on the data, noting that local BTC price bottoms are nearby on rare occasions when the Treasury Department sees a major spill.
“Every time the Bitcoin Finance company’s daily sales exceeded 1,500 in its final cycle, it was on the low local price, that is, the buy signal,” he told X Followers on Tuesday.
Such a spill was last recorded on March 31 when the Treasury was sold for over 1,700 BTC ($194 million). The BTC/USD fell to a low of $74,500 about a week later.
ETF analyst shrugs from the market “destiny”
As reported by Cointelegraph, expectations for Monday’s ETF results are high, with trading company QCP Capital saying it will determine the mood of the short-term market.
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“If the influx begins to compress resumes and vol metrics, it will provide stronger evidence that current conditions may support the Dip narrative,” concluded Telegram Channel subscribers in the breaking news.
However, for Bloomberg ETF analyst Eric Barknath, the current conditions could be a classic opportunity.
“There are many fates going on, but don’t be surprised if a trader buys a dip,” he wrote X along with a chart of dip purchase returns.
“Why? Because it worked and I’ve had it for literally decades.”
Many fates continue, but don’t be surprised if a trader buys a dip. why? Because it worked and had literally for decades. Let’s take a look at the weekly recovery after DIP. It’s not as good as the pop produced in 2021 and the 90s, but it’s still positive. pic.twitter.com/irrrrh2rwy
– Eric Balchunas (@ericbalchunas) August 4, 2025
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