The Ethereum spot ETF maintains a continuous and high-speed net inflow status, but the price has not increased.
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To summarize the content of the previous four videos:
First, most people equate ETF net inflows with institutional buying, which is a common misconception. In reality, retail funds can also support ETF data.
Second, institutions often adopt over-the-counter trading or delayed transfer strategies to avoid revealing their intention to build positions. This time lag of 'building positions first and disclosing later' can easily mislead retail investors.
Third, do not get excited and rush in just because there is a large increase in ETF holdings on a certain day; it may just be institutions moving assets bought months ago to the ETF address.
Fourth, some seemingly 'positive' net inflows may actually be strategies used by institutions for reverse hedging or even bait to attract incoming funds.
Fifth, there are many retail investors using the strategy of 'shorting ETH to hedge against altcoins' in the market, while the ETH trend has not significantly declined, which has further increased these individuals' losses.
From these perspectives, the fact that Ethereum ETF net inflows do not lead to price increases is actually a very reasonable phenomenon. This is precisely a 'signal confusion period'; you cannot just look at the surface.
