#比特币现货etf周净流入23.9亿美元
👉 钱在进，价格在跌
Bitcoin spot ETF saw net inflows of $239 million last week.
The week ending September 25 recorded the highest inflows in nearly a year.
Breaking it down by five days.
Monday brought in $999 million, while Friday had only $134 million left.
It declines day by day; Monday’s volume accounted for 42% of the whole week.
The previous week had only $6.21 million.
On a week-over-week basis, it expanded by more than 300 times.
The money wasn’t pumped in all within a single week.
It was almost untouched the week before.
The money is still concentrated in one place.
IBIT took about $1.2 billion, or half.
Total trading volume for the week was $14.98 billion.
Two weeks ago, this figure was $8.77 billion.
Volume is ramping up, while the price is still about 40% below historical highs.
From the start of the year to the end of July, the year is still down by more than $5 billion.
After this week, it turns positive—reaching $925 million.
At the same time, Ethereum ETFs brought in $689 million.
The disagreement in the spotlight is right here.
Money is coming in, yet the price is falling.
For crypto, fund flows and prices are two different lines.
Do you think this round of inflows can hold up? Let’s discuss in the comments.
👉 钱在进，价格在跌
Bitcoin spot ETF saw net inflows of $239 million last week.
The week ending September 25 recorded the highest inflows in nearly a year.
Breaking it down by five days.
Monday brought in $999 million, while Friday had only $134 million left.
It declines day by day; Monday’s volume accounted for 42% of the whole week.
The previous week had only $6.21 million.
On a week-over-week basis, it expanded by more than 300 times.
The money wasn’t pumped in all within a single week.
It was almost untouched the week before.
The money is still concentrated in one place.
IBIT took about $1.2 billion, or half.
Total trading volume for the week was $14.98 billion.
Two weeks ago, this figure was $8.77 billion.
Volume is ramping up, while the price is still about 40% below historical highs.
From the start of the year to the end of July, the year is still down by more than $5 billion.
After this week, it turns positive—reaching $925 million.
At the same time, Ethereum ETFs brought in $689 million.
The disagreement in the spotlight is right here.
Money is coming in, yet the price is falling.
For crypto, fund flows and prices are two different lines.
Do you think this round of inflows can hold up? Let’s discuss in the comments.
