The Bitcoin spot ETF has attracted over $2.8 billion in inflows for six consecutive days, with incremental funds spilling over to boost the rally expectations for high-beta blue chips like UNI. However, the short-term correlation is weak; I lean towards consolidation and accumulation rather than an immediate breakout. The four-hour structure remains bullish, with a 7.53% room from the low point now open, but the one-hour level has turned downward, retreating 11.15% from the high. Trading volume is only 11.779 million, the top 10 bid-ask ratio is 0.63, indicating obvious selling pressure. The funding rate is 0.01%, slightly neutral, and the open interest of 6.513 million coins shows no panic selling, with cautious sentiment. Strategically, buy on a pullback to 9.385 with a stop loss at 9.215 and a target of 9.785; if volume breaks above 9.812, lightly add to longs with a stop loss at 9.635 and a target of 10.045, keeping single position size within 5%.