When yesterday's ETF fund flow data came out, the community instantly exploded — it was all net inflows! The Bitcoin ETF absorbed $81.4 million, and the Ethereum ETF was even more aggressive, directly attracting $307 million! Although ETH saw a decrease of one-third compared to the previous day's $455 million, we must focus on the key point: the funds haven't stopped flowing; they are still pouring into the crypto market, which is more important than anything!

Let's first break down this set of data; fans shouldn't just look at the numbers:

Bitcoin ETF saw a net inflow of $81.4 million, remaining stable compared to the previous day. This isn't 'no movement'; it's 'steady'! It's important to note that BTC had been relatively weak before; now, funds are steadily flowing in, indicating that institutions are quietly accumulating. No wonder the market seems to show a rising trend recently — from yesterday to today, BTC stopped following the downtrend and instead managed to withstand market volatility. This is the confidence provided by the funds.

The Ethereum ETF at $307 million may seem like a one-third drop from $455 million, but don't panic! This isn't 'funds fleeing'; it feels more like 'a slowdown in pace.' After all, the previous day's $455 million was a historic inflow, and now $300 million+ still represents a high level. Moreover, ETH had risen quickly before, so it's normal for funds to take a slight breather. As long as there is no net outflow, it remains a healthy adjustment.

Now, let's take a look at the 'combat power comparison' of the three mainstream coins; the recent differences are too obvious:

BTC: From 'soft target' to 'hard nut' — Previously, BTC followed the market's fluctuations, but it's different now. Yesterday, the US stocks dipped slightly, and it didn't crash along with them. This morning, it even saw a slight rise; although it hasn't broken the key level, 'not following the downtrend and being able to withstand pressure' is a signal of strengthening. Those holding BTC don't need to rush; wait for it to stabilize at a key support level, and it might catch some heat from SOL.

ETH: Slightly weaker but not 'falling behind' — Compared to BTC's strengthening and SOL's surge, ETH has indeed been a bit slow recently. From yesterday to today, it hasn't broken previous highs and hasn't kept up with SOL's pace, but we need to understand: the ETF funds for ETH are still flowing in, and the previous large inflow of $455 million needs to be digested. Slowing down in the short term is a form of 'storing strength,' not a sign that it 'can't do it.' Those holding ETH shouldn't hastily reallocate just because others are rising faster.

SOL: It's become the 'strongest champion'! Who has been the most powerful these past few days? Do I even need to say? When it broke through $215, buy orders surged like a tide overwhelming the selling pressure. Now, combined with the overall inflow of ETF funds, SOL has directly maxed out its 'strength' — from yesterday to today, it didn't pull back much and is charging towards $220. Compared to BTC's 'just starting to rise' and ETH's 'slow adjustment,' SOL is simply 'racing ahead without looking back'!

Practical operational advice for fans: Don't let the market disrupt your rhythm.

Those who hold SOL: Keep holding! As mentioned before, 'a rising trend without selling pressure is precious.' The ETF funds are still pouring in, and SOL's popularity and trading volume haven't dropped. As long as it doesn't fall below $210, there's no need to rush to take profits; targets of $220 and $225 are still achievable.

For those wanting to enter BTC: Don't chase! Wait for it to stabilize at a key level (like the support level mentioned earlier), or enter when the trading volume expands and breaks through. It has just turned stronger; don't rush to be the 'bag holder.'

For those holding ETH: Don't panic! The ETH funds haven't exited; they have just slowed down temporarily. If the ETF funds surge again or if there's good news for the Layer2 ecosystem, it could very likely catch up. Don't just panic sell because SOL is rising.

For those struggling with reallocating assets: Don't put 'all your eggs in one basket'! Keep 50% in SOL, allocate 20-30% each to BTC and ETH. This way, you can benefit from SOL's sharp rise while also capturing subsequent opportunities in BTC and ETH. It's much better than going all-in on one stable option.

To put it frankly: The continuous inflow of ETF funds indicates that institutions are still optimistic about the crypto market. This isn't a short-term frenzy; it's the 'foundation money' for a long-term trend. Right now, SOL is leading, BTC is strengthening, and ETH is accumulating power. Regardless of which you hold, don't make hasty moves — following the trend of the funds is much more reliable than guessing blindly.

Follow Old Ma, who will analyze the ETF fund movements and market details for you every day. Next time SOL charges to $225 or BTC breaks key levels, I'll notify you right away in the community so we can seize this opportunity provided by the funds together! #ETF fund inflow #SOL the strongest champion