Morgan Stanley’s MSBT Bitcoin ETF received another 51.58 BTC, valued at about $4 million, from Coinbase Prime, extending a series of transfers over the previous two weeks. The fund has now received 641.87 BTC worth roughly $50.6 million. The repeated additions occurred as Bitcoin consolidated below its recent $82,000 resistance, rather than through one large transaction. Broader Bitcoin spot ETFs recorded $6 million in daily total net inflows, equivalent to about 78.39 BTC, bringing cumulative net inflows to nearly $55.63 billion, or around 695,820 BTC. CoinGlass data also showed predominantly negative Bitcoin Spot Netflows, including a latest reading of -$6.66 million on September 12, meaning withdrawals exceeded deposits during that session. Such outflows can reduce immediately available exchange supply while institutional accumulation continues. Bitcoin traded near $77,257 after retreating from $82,000 and moving toward its daily order block (a technical demand zone). The price remained above $76,500 support on the 24-hour chart. RSI stood at 55.02, while its average signal was 63.71; although buying strength had cooled from earlier overbought conditions, RSI remained above the neutral 50 level. A decisive defense of $76,500 could support a recovery toward $82,000 if institutional demand persists, while a break below that level would weaken the structure and raise the prospect of a deeper correction.