$BTC A day where it only rose 2.24%, yet ETFs saw net inflows of more than 500 million USD. The coin price didn’t really move—money wasn’t even a little less, and it still poured in.

The total size of spot ETFs is already 119.8 billion. This week alone, net inflows were 2.59 billion, and over the past month, 3.87 billion. Institutions say they’re “avoiding risk” with their mouths, but their hands are more honest than anyone’s—they’re shoving real money in.

Strive today again scooped up 1,110 $BTC , spending 81.5 million USD, and its holdings have broken 21,000 BTC. MicroStrategy just closed out 2 billion, then on the other side set up a 1.6 billion cash pool, ready to buy again at any time.

$ETH is a bit underwhelming, only up +0.78%; this second “pie” didn’t quite keep up in this round. $SOL led the whole pack for the day with +5.31%—it really can fight.

What’s interesting is that Bitget’s CEO publicly took the opposite stance, saying he doesn’t buy into this rebound and will wait for $BTC to drop back to 50,000. People are calling for 50,000—have a number in your head, but don’t really follow the shorts.

In the past 24 hours, short positions were liquidated in the amount of 220 million USD. Those chasing shorts again took another tumble. Bro, as I’ve said—don’t go all-in chasing trades. Wait for a pullback to decide. It’s better to miss the move than to stand on the mountaintop.