Recently, the performance of Bitcoin ETFs has been worth paying attention to. From the data, the cumulative net inflow since the beginning of the year has reached $1.5 billion, indicating continuous inflows of incremental funds. Yesterday alone, $843 million flowed in, and last week the total reached $1 billion, showing a very clear ongoing inflow trend.
Looking at the price trend, BTC is currently trading around $97,000, but before this, it had been oscillating around $88,000 for nearly half a year. This has clearly become an important support zone.
Interestingly, the continuous buying of this round of ETFs seems to have gradually absorbed the previous selling pressure. In other words, the chips that wanted to sell in the market are being continuously absorbed by new buying interest. Of course, how this will develop further remains to be closely watched.
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FarmToRiches
· 01-15 14:51
Institutions are疯狂吸筹, retail investors are still hesitating, it's hilarious
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15 billion inflow sounds impressive, but can it really rise?
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8.8万 holding the key position is enough, if it breaks, we have to run
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The idea that ETF absorbs selling pressure sounds good, but the key is to see how long it can hold
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Funds entering so aggressively, should we get in or run? Feeling a bit confused
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Watching these data every day, I feel like I'm trading coins too, but my wallet still hasn't grown
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New buy orders are absorbing chips? The question is, when will it be our turn as retail investors to make money
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97,000 pressure is so high, feels like it could break at any moment
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It's "continuous observation" again, it's exhausting just watching, just want to know when it will double
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Funds are coming in, which is good, but can we avoid a dump this time, brothers
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ChainWallflower
· 01-15 14:41
Large capital inflows are indeed different; this wave of grabbing chips is truly unmatched.
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SeeYouInFourYears
· 01-15 14:32
Institutions are really quietly accumulating chips; the pace of this influx is quite aggressive.
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BridgeJumper
· 01-15 14:28
Institutions are really bottom-fishing. These inflow data look very reassuring.
Recently, the performance of Bitcoin ETFs has been worth paying attention to. From the data, the cumulative net inflow since the beginning of the year has reached $1.5 billion, indicating continuous inflows of incremental funds. Yesterday alone, $843 million flowed in, and last week the total reached $1 billion, showing a very clear ongoing inflow trend.
Looking at the price trend, BTC is currently trading around $97,000, but before this, it had been oscillating around $88,000 for nearly half a year. This has clearly become an important support zone.
Interestingly, the continuous buying of this round of ETFs seems to have gradually absorbed the previous selling pressure. In other words, the chips that wanted to sell in the market are being continuously absorbed by new buying interest. Of course, how this will develop further remains to be closely watched.