#比特币现货etf净流入1.91亿美元
👉 慢钱进来就不急着走
Bitcoin spot ETFs saw net inflows of $191 million in a single day.
Total inflows for last week were $2.39 billion.
This is the highest week of inflows since last October.
Inflows during the day have started to slow.
Bitcoin has pulled back from above $87,100.
Products for Ethereum and XRP are also attracting funds.
Five Solana ETFs combined saw $188 million in inflows.
The money is being spread across several product lines at the same time.
The slowdown and redirection are, in fact, the same batch of money.
When the same money rotates positions, the index is less likely to move.
Day-to-day data reflects sentiment, while weekly data reflects allocation.
When the two directions don’t match, institutions rebalance.
During the rebalancing process, prices tend to stay flat first.
ETF creations and redemptions are carried out by authorized participants, with a steadier pace than retail trading.
For crypto, ETF money is “slow money”—once it comes in, it’s less likely to leave.
With thick accumulation of slow money, the depth of any pullback is kept in check.
Do you think this round of inflows can hold the $83,000 line? Let’s discuss in the comments.
👉 慢钱进来就不急着走
Bitcoin spot ETFs saw net inflows of $191 million in a single day.
Total inflows for last week were $2.39 billion.
This is the highest week of inflows since last October.
Inflows during the day have started to slow.
Bitcoin has pulled back from above $87,100.
Products for Ethereum and XRP are also attracting funds.
Five Solana ETFs combined saw $188 million in inflows.
The money is being spread across several product lines at the same time.
The slowdown and redirection are, in fact, the same batch of money.
When the same money rotates positions, the index is less likely to move.
Day-to-day data reflects sentiment, while weekly data reflects allocation.
When the two directions don’t match, institutions rebalance.
During the rebalancing process, prices tend to stay flat first.
ETF creations and redemptions are carried out by authorized participants, with a steadier pace than retail trading.
For crypto, ETF money is “slow money”—once it comes in, it’s less likely to leave.
With thick accumulation of slow money, the depth of any pullback is kept in check.
Do you think this round of inflows can hold the $83,000 line? Let’s discuss in the comments.
