Bitcoin may resume its rally once uncertainty surrounding US midterm elections clears and ETF inflows recover, according to CryptoQuant founder Ki Young Ju. The year-to-date net inflows into spot Bitcoin ETFs have remained near zero, yet the flagship cryptocurrency has declined only 7%, suggesting underlying selling pressure is limited. Ju noted that with weak ETF demand and prices holding firm, a massive sell-off from early whales or miners appears unlikely, as those inclined to exit may have already done so. He expects bullish momentum to return once election-related uncertainty dissipates and institutional ETF flows pick up again.