Retail investors are still studying candlestick charts, while ETFs have already figured out how to drain BTC inventories Many retail investors are still drawing lines and analyzing every day: "Is this a head and shoulders top?" And the idea behind ETFs is very simple: "Buy when there's supply." Six consecutive weeks of net inflows indicate one thing: Institutions don't care about short-term fluctuations at all. They're more worried about not being able to buy enough tokens in the future. Because BTC's greatest charm has never been technical indicators, but: Absolute scarcity. Especially when global currencies are becoming more abundant, scarce assets will become more valuable. And the emergence of ETFs is like opening a high-speed entrance for traditional capital. Buying BTC used to be like off-road driving; now it's like taking the elevator. So the biggest change in the future might not be the price, but: A complete transformation of BTC's user structure. #Gate广场五月交易分享

Retail is back—good news, but when BTC twitches, AI, L1, and DeFi all have to be repriced.