Have you noticed how everyone fixates on the raw dollar inflows into crypto ETFs while the percentages tell a completely different story?
Too many traders FOMO into $BTC after those flashy billion-dollar reports, then sit through weeks of chop wondering why the price isn't exploding. It's a painful pattern of buying the headline instead of the actual data.
This is one of those ETF numbers where the percentage matters more than the dollar figure. A $500 million daily inflow into $BTC ETFs looks massive until you put it next to the $50 billion already under management. That works out to roughly 1 percent. The market has grown too large for these amounts to move the needle the way they did at launch.
Early on those weekly percentages often reached 5 percent of AUM and that's when $ETH products started seeing real follow-through too. Today's bigger dollar figures on a larger base produce smaller relative impact, which is exactly why price action has stayed range-bound instead of trending.
Where do you think this goes from here?
#BitcoinETF #BTC #Crypto
Too many traders FOMO into $BTC after those flashy billion-dollar reports, then sit through weeks of chop wondering why the price isn't exploding. It's a painful pattern of buying the headline instead of the actual data.
This is one of those ETF numbers where the percentage matters more than the dollar figure. A $500 million daily inflow into $BTC ETFs looks massive until you put it next to the $50 billion already under management. That works out to roughly 1 percent. The market has grown too large for these amounts to move the needle the way they did at launch.
Early on those weekly percentages often reached 5 percent of AUM and that's when $ETH products started seeing real follow-through too. Today's bigger dollar figures on a larger base produce smaller relative impact, which is exactly why price action has stayed range-bound instead of trending.
Where do you think this goes from here?
#BitcoinETF #BTC #Crypto
