Hurry up and gather! Ethereum (ETH) is still busy with the "big retreat," but Bitcoin (BTC), our main coin, remains as stable as Mount Tai! Last week's (4.27-5.1) battle report: Bitcoin spot ETF surprisingly had a net inflow of 154 million dollars. Is this a holiday? No, this is institutions secretly "adding meals" behind our backs! Come on, let's break down this "money-making" account for the brothers: The "God" BlackRock: same old rhythm, IBIT alone took away 136 million. Now its total historical inflow is heading towards 65.5 billion! Only BlackRock is left unrestrained now, who dares to say the top is in with this market? ARK follows closely: Wood姐 is not idle either, ARKB added nearly 50 million in new positions. It seems that in this 80k-dollar market, the big players are all buying at the right moments. First, the "price smash" hero: our old friend GBTC is still the "eye-catching package," interrupted again last week with 73.71 million. Turns out it’s the one running it, BlackRock is taking it over, everyone doing their own job, no one delays the other. Wealthy enough: the total net asset value of Bitcoin ETFs has now surpassed 100 billion dollars! Out of every 100 bitcoins, almost 7 are locked in these institutions’ vaults. The cumulative net inflow is 58.7 billion, which is the confidence behind Bitcoin breaking 80k! Honest words from the blogger:


Don’t be scared off by short-term selling pressure. Look clearly, the old money is pouring in billions and billions! The current situation is: Grayscale is "shrinking," BlackRock is "bulking up." As long as this scale of entry continues, the bitcoins in our hands are still the most attractive "digital gold." Today's interaction:
BlackRock has already bought 65.5 billion, aren’t you in yet? Or have you already dug yourself into a "golden pit"? Comment below, do you think this 154 million in inflow is the "hard evidence" that Bitcoin is stabilizing above 80k? 👇
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