# 比特币ETF

The total net inflow of the US BTC Spot ETF yesterday was $642 million, and the net inflow of the ETH ETF in a single day was $406 million.
On September 13, according to SoSoValue data, the US Bitcoin Spot ETF recorded a total net inflow of $642 million yesterday, marking five consecutive days of net inflows, and there was no instance of net outflow for any Bitcoin ETF on that day.
Among them, Fidelity's FBTC had a net inflow of nearly 315 million dollars (approximately 2,700 BTC) in one day, ranking first in yesterday's net inflow list. Currently, the cumulative net inflow of FBTC is 12.63 bi

#比特币ETF Bitcoin returns to $90,000, which looks lively, but I have to pour some cold water—there are no substantial catalysts behind this rally; it's purely a technical rebound. $90,000 was once a resistance level, and now that it has bounced back to this point, short covering and momentum-driven buying naturally follow, which is an inertial market reaction, not a new story.
More notably, the details of ETF outflows exceeding $1 billion in December. What does this indicate? It suggests that institutions are quietly reducing their positions under the guise of tax-loss harvesting, while the ent

#比特币ETF Bitcoin ETF net outflows have approached $1 billion in the past two weeks, and this signal cannot be ignored. On-chain data is even more straightforward—the net inflow of funds into the crypto market has turned negative, dropping to -$4.5 billion, marking the first time in nearly two years.
The possibility of a short-term rebound indeed exists, but caution is needed to distinguish the driving forces behind the rebound. The current upward movement is most likely driven by leverage trading rather than spot demand support, and such rebounds have historically often led to chasing highs an

#比特币ETF Seeing this topic, I want to share an interesting phenomenon with everyone — traditional crypto treasury companies are facing crises, which in turn has driven the rise of innovative financial products like Bitcoin ETFs.
This essentially reflects an important market iteration: investors are shifting from "trust in a certain institution" to "trust in transparent mechanisms." The advantage of Bitcoin ETFs lies here — they offer a perfect integration point between on-chain assets and traditional finance, allowing ordinary people to participate in crypto assets through compliant methods wh

#比特币ETF Seeing Bitcoin once again get blocked back at the $90,000 mark, a familiar feeling arises. I've seen this scene many times before—the 2017 cycle, the 2021 peak, and last year's fluctuations—each time marked by oscillations around key price levels, with market participants swinging between hope and fear.
The current situation is actually quite interesting. The apparent demand has turned negative to -3,491 BTC, which indicates not just price pressure but also a true reflection of participant sentiment—at this year-end point, institutions are withdrawing, retail investors are watching. C

#比特币ETF When I saw this set of data, I paused. The US Bitcoin ETP has only fallen 9% from its peak of $62 billion. This resilience is indeed worth noting—not because the numbers themselves are impressive, but because of the market maturity reflected behind them.
A few days ago, a friend asked me whether to fully bet on Bitcoin at the end of the year since it hasn't risen much. I didn't give a direct answer; instead, I asked a counterquestion: "If gold performs mediocrely this year, would you invest your pension entirely into it?"
This is the core message I want to convey—Bitcoin is gradually

#比特币ETF The data around the Bitcoin ETF is interesting—US ETPs have only fallen 9% from the October high of $62 billion, indicating that institutional confidence isn't as fragile as it seems. Many people are bearish about the price performance at the end of the year, but they overlook a detail: the rhythm of large capital inflows and outflows is completely different from retail investors.
I agree with the view of the head of research at Galaxy, that it’s only a matter of time before Bitcoin gradually evolves into a hedge against currency devaluation. This isn’t a new concept; gold has followe

#比特币ETF Wow, now even crypto treasuries are about to gg? 🔥 Investors are all rushing towards Bitcoin ETFs. I think by 2026, DAT companies will really experience a collective explosion, especially those altcoin funds which are even more vulnerable.
Honestly, this is the market speaking — it's clear to everyone that the transparency and compliance of ETFs are far superior to those old-fashioned treasury models. Even flagship DATs like Ethereum and Solana could face crises? Then what about smaller projects...
The current situation is very clear: either integrate traditional financial infrastruc

#比特币ETF Looking back at the market trends of 2025, the deepest insight is: Trump can push up Bitcoin, while tax policies can also cause crashes. The epic liquidation on October 11th shattered many leverage dreams.
Behind the hot Bitcoin ETF is a shift from strict regulation to embracing it, seemingly full of good news. But don’t be fooled by these signals—every policy favoring the market is accompanied by a window for the whales to harvest. I’ve seen too many people chase after headlines of "new all-time highs," only to be wiped out instantly by tariff news.
The most ironic thing is that FOMO

#比特币ETF The year 2025, the crypto market has been like a roller coaster—every policy from Trump has caused intense market swings, from FOMO celebrations to epic liquidations, from regulatory crackdowns to compliance breakthroughs. Every twist is reshaping my understanding of this industry.
What is the most exciting? The continued popularity of Bitcoin ETFs is no coincidence. What does this signify? It indicates that Wall Street is voting with real money, with institutional funds pouring in continuously. Crypto is no longer an "irresponsible" investment but an asset class recognized by the tra