Why is the change in Bitcoin ETF funds still insufficient to determine market trends?The Bitcoin ETF fund data presents a stark contrast; some clickbait headlines have exaggerated the coming selling wave, but the core data reveals more of a technical adjustment rather than a long-term withdrawal.
Although the current market is in a phase of cyclical pressure, investors have not realized losses of about $100 billion, miners are reducing their hash power, and the stock prices of treasury companies are below the book value of Bitcoin, the ETF market has not shown signs of an apocalyptic scenario.
According to Checkonchain data, although 60% of ETF capital inflows occurred during price increases, the assets under management of Bitcoin-denominated ETFs only saw an outflow of 2.5% (approximately $4.5 billion), which is relatively small compared to the total fund size.
The key point is that the outflow of these funds is synchronized with the reduction of open interest in CME futures and IBIT options, confirming that it is a structural liquidation of basis or volatility trades, rather than a collapse of market confidence.
Last week, capital flows showed two-way fluctuations, with a net flow between inflows and
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