Recent one-day market data worth noting. BTC spot ETF recorded a net inflow of $102 million, followed closely by ETH spot ETF with a net inflow of $160 million, maintaining a stable capital situation.

On-chain holdings show that the number of long-term holders remains steady at 14.09M, indicating that the main force remains relatively stable. However, changes in exchange wallet balances reveal interesting signals—BTC exchange wallet balance has decreased to 2.461 million coins, down 20,000 coins from the previous day; ETH exchange wallet balance has fallen to 12.922 million coins, with a daily outflow of 39,000 coins. This outflow of chips often indicates that market participants are more inclined to self-custody their assets.

The average holding cost for short-term BTC holders is around $98,215, suggesting that recent retail investors entered the market at relatively high costs. Additionally, the annualized yield of U-class staking products has reached 4.91%, which remains attractive for users seeking stable returns.