Heavy funds are surging in the dark! 430 million dollars are rushing into one product, and the signals behind it are definitely not simple!
Friends, the funding flows of the Bitcoin spot ETF in the United States were just revealed this week! Data does not lie—net inflow of 250 million dollars, but internally there is already severe differentiation! This is not ordinary volatility, but the market is voting with real money!
The evidence has arrived:
BlackRock's IBIT is crazily attracting 434.3 million dollars, while Fidelity's FBTC has steadily entered 25.1 million.
On the other hand, Bitwise's BITB has a net outflow of 76.9 million, and ARKB has run away with 81.5 million!
Grayscale's GBTC, although 69.7 million has been withdrawn, their new "mini BTC" has instead attracted 33.2 million—what does this indicate?
Players haven’t left the market; they are just changing battlefields!
This is definitely not just a "digital game," but a direct reflection of market sentiment and product attractiveness! Large institutional products are in high demand, indicating that smart money is still laying out in this track, but they are becoming increasingly picky about their choices of tools. New products, low fees, and big brands are forming a siphon effect!
I predict that in the coming weeks, this differentiation will only become more intense! Funds will further concentrate towards the leaders, IBIT may continue to lead, but Grayscale's mini BTC might be a dark horse—because it captures the demand for "small and flexible allocation"!
Pay attention, friends:
This wave of fund fluctuations may very well signal the precursor to the next round of sector rotation. Ignoring it now is like driving with your eyes closed on the highway!
Which product do you think will explode next?
Is it the giant BlackRock? Or Grayscale's new mini BTC?
We look forward to your insights in the comments section, and let's track this wave of fund battles together!
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