Crypto market capital inflows have plummeted by 70% between April 1st and April 18th, dropping from $8.2 billion to just $2.38 billion, according to analysis shared by crypto analyst Ali_chart. This decline, based on data from Glassnode, covers Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), and stablecoins during this period. Bitcoin’s price has remained largely between $76,000 and $86,000 throughout this time frame, with a brief dip to $76,000 around April 5 before rebounding. Despite the decline in inflows, Bitcoin has maintained its position near $85,000 by April 18th, signaling stabilization. This decline coincides with signs of strategic capital distribution by long-term holders, as reflected in the negative net position change for both Bitcoin and Ethereum.