The results are better than expected. After yesterday's BTC price adjustment, I initially thought that ETF investors who chase gains and cut losses would collectively sell off. The reality is that Fidelity investors did indeed sell significantly, but BlackRock is still steadily buying. According to the data, the net inflow is not much, but at least it remains positive. However, one change worth noting is that BlackRock investors' buying volume has halved, indicating that everyone is starting to hold back. Overall, institutions haven't completely withdrawn; they've just slowed down.
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AirdropHunter
· 11h ago
BlackRock's move is steady, still accumulating, just not as crazy, normal.
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probably_nothing_anon
· 11h ago
BlackRock is still steadily buying, and that's enough. Fidelity chickened out, but anyway, the big players haven't left.
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MetaLord420
· 11h ago
BlackRock didn't run, and that's enough. Fidelity, what are they throwing? It's been obvious for a long time.
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rugged_again
· 11h ago
BlackRock is still buying, and that's enough. It's normal for Fidelity to sell off; it's just a game among big institutions.
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FortuneTeller42
· 11h ago
BlackRock is still buying, so Fidelity's recent sell-off isn't enough to make a difference.
The results are better than expected. After yesterday's BTC price adjustment, I initially thought that ETF investors who chase gains and cut losses would collectively sell off. The reality is that Fidelity investors did indeed sell significantly, but BlackRock is still steadily buying. According to the data, the net inflow is not much, but at least it remains positive. However, one change worth noting is that BlackRock investors' buying volume has halved, indicating that everyone is starting to hold back. Overall, institutions haven't completely withdrawn; they've just slowed down.