The large pancake ETF has experienced capital outflow for four consecutive working days, with over 300 million flowing out last night. Historically, this capital outflow period does not last too long, indicating we might be at a critical reversal point. Once capital inflow turns positive, the market is bound to surge because one leg has been moving forward, and the other leg is the treasury. MicroStrategy has been steadfastly increasing its holdings weekly, adding two 430 units last week, which, while not a lot, still boosted the market. Additionally, several smaller players have been increasing their holdings even faster, such as GME, 7811, CCCM, and GLXY, all adding four to five thousand units last week. Metaplanet even increased its holdings by 775 units, clearly indicating that the purchasing power of listed companies is still strong. The situation with Ethereum is similar, also experiencing ETF outflows for four consecutive days, with 240 million flowing out last night. However, the increase in holdings for BMNR and SBET remains rapid; BMNR has been adding over 300,000 weekly for the past few weeks. Moreover, another critical point for Ethereum, the quantity of unstaked POS, has also begun to decrease. The number of unstaked units queued exceeded 900,000 two days ago but has dropped to 870,000 today, while the number waiting to be staked has grown to 200,000. Once staking and unstaking reach a balance, it indicates that the turnover between new and old market makers is complete, and at that time, ETH may restart its market trends.