Family, look! This is the speed at which top "old money" is sweeping up assets. This week, Bitcoin ETF has entered a "crazy money-absorbing" mode, with a net inflow of a full $162.8 million. This isn't just buying coins; it's practically treating Bitcoin like gold and bringing it home! Let me show you the leaderboard of this wave of "old money" social circles: BlackRock IBIT is always the leader, single-handedly attracting $136.6 million; the current situation is that BlackRock holds all the cards, and the market follows suit. It’s like BlackRock has installed a powerful magnet on Bitcoin. Ark Invest’s ARKB performed very well this week, with a net inflow of $50.1 million; Fidelity’s FBTC followed closely behind with $48.5 million. These two are like seasoned hunters quietly making big profits, not showing off but every time they close the net, it’s full of real gold and silver. Calculate how much Bitcoin these giants have bought in just one week? Such a level of net inflow means that the circulating Bitcoin in the market is being crazily "locked up" by institutions. When major institutions treat BTC as a strategic reserve, the chips in our hands become even more valuable. My spicy comment: The bears are roaring, but old money is sneaking a smile. While everyone is hesitating over the volatility, Wall Street is taking advantage of your hesitation to stash bags of cheap chips into safes. This kind of "structural buying" is for future pricing power. Institutions are not here to help the poor; they’re here to take seats. Follow me to keep an eye on the accounts of "billion-level" big players; capital is the most sensitive, following the flow of money is the way to laugh last. Stay steady, and we can win.

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