The prices of Bitcoin have remained relatively stable over the past two days, but as we have been saying, traditional investors' sentiment towards buying Bitcoin is not strong. The rise from $98,000 to $107,000 has been accompanied by a projection for the end of 2024 that is over five times the current figures, and there has been a noticeable slowdown in purchases from ETF investors.

Just yesterday, BlackRock maintained its four-digit purchases, while other institutions, including Fidelity, can be largely ignored. The sluggishness of ETF investors in the second and third quarters is somewhat strange; if there were a price decline, that would be understandable, but it's peculiar that purchasing power diminishes even as prices rise. Are they all buying CRCL and COIN instead? Haha. #币安钱包TGE