The institutions’ moves are just like two roommates in a shared apartment:
One kicked the door wide open on Friday—40 million Charles Schwab retail investors can now buy $BTC directly in their brokerage accounts. The other is already hauling boxes to the door: on Thursday, spot Bitcoin ETFs saw $82.39 million in net outflows, while spot Ethereum ETFs saw $69.68 million. Institutions have been pulling out for several trading days in a row.
But look at the bigger picture: since their launch, spot BTC ETFs have attracted more than $57 billion. This October’s outflows totaled $535 million—less than 1%. The suitcase is by the door, but they’ve only actually moved out a small box.
So here’s the question: are retail investors getting in to buy a ticket—or to hold the bag? Pick a side in the comments:
A. Retail investors buying the dip are rock solid
B. If institutions are running first, something’s definitely up
$ETH #比特币ETF #Ethereum
One kicked the door wide open on Friday—40 million Charles Schwab retail investors can now buy $BTC directly in their brokerage accounts. The other is already hauling boxes to the door: on Thursday, spot Bitcoin ETFs saw $82.39 million in net outflows, while spot Ethereum ETFs saw $69.68 million. Institutions have been pulling out for several trading days in a row.
But look at the bigger picture: since their launch, spot BTC ETFs have attracted more than $57 billion. This October’s outflows totaled $535 million—less than 1%. The suitcase is by the door, but they’ve only actually moved out a small box.
So here’s the question: are retail investors getting in to buy a ticket—or to hold the bag? Pick a side in the comments:
A. Retail investors buying the dip are rock solid
B. If institutions are running first, something’s definitely up
$ETH #比特币ETF #Ethereum