TLDRBitcoin price rose 4.57% to trade near $72,500.Bitcoin ETFs saw one-day net inflows of $472.2 million.BTC broke above the $67,333 resistance level.Price moved above the 200-day EMA at $71,549.86.Open interest neared $51 billion during the rally.Bitcoin is trading at $72,500 today. That marks a 4.57% increase over the past 24 hours.The rally follows a wave of new money moving into Bitcoin ETFs. Investors have been adding to their positions this week.Bitcoin Price on CoinGeckoOn-chain tracker Lookonchain shared new flow numbers on X. The account posted: “1D NetFlow: +6,603 $BTC (+$472.2M).”That single day of inflows added up to $472.2 million. It points to strong demand from ETF buyers.Lookonchain also shared a longer-term update. The seven-day total came to 11,149 BTC, worth about $797.21 million.This means ETF demand has stayed steady all week, not just in one session. Buyers have kept adding Bitcoin through the funds.August 20 Update:#Bitcoin ETFs:1D NetFlow: +6,603 $BTC(+$472.2M)7D NetFlow: +11,149 $BTC(+$797.21M)#Ethereum ETFs:1D NetFlow: +78,306 $ETH(+$177.85M)7D NetFlow: +132,276 $ETH(+$300.42M) pic.twitter.com/TnRCl8FhWc— Lookonchain (@lookonchain) August 20, 2026ETF Inflow Data From SoSoValueSoSoValue tracks Bitcoin ETF numbers too. Its data shows a $517.19 million net inflow on August 19.Cumulative net inflows for U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs now stand at $52.79 billion. Total net assets are $84.31 billion.These figures come from all major Bitcoin ETF issuers combined. They give a full picture of how much money sits in these funds.What The Bitcoin Chart ShowsBitcoin broke above the $67,333 resistance level during this move. The coin is now trading above its 20-, 50-, 100-, and 200-day EMAs.The 200-day EMA sits at $71,549.86. The 100-day EMA is lower, at $66,552.56.Trading volume rose during the breakout. Volume reached close to 31,520 BTC on the chart.Bitcoin open interest is climbing as well. CoinGlass data shows open interest near $51 billion as BTC rallied toward $69,000 on August 20.Rising open interest alongside a rising price usually means more traders are opening new positions. It can also mean bigger price swings if those positions get closed at once.The $67,333 level is now the key support to watch. A break below it could point to a failed breakout.The next support area under that sits at $62,975. Traders are watching whether Bitcoin can hold above $67,333 in the sessions ahead.The post Bitcoin (BTC) Price: Breaks Above $67,333 Resistance Level appeared first on Blockonomi.