Family members, I have to say, this bunch of suit-wearing thugs on Wall Street lately really isn’t even bothering to pretend anymore—they’re “showily” bold with their moves, and honestly it’s kind of cute.


I thought everyone was still just watching from the sidelines, but last night I checked the bill—wow. Bitcoin spot ETFs directly gobbled up 5.32 hundred million in a single day! Especially BlackRock’s “big brother” IBIT, which single-handedly contributed 3.35 hundred million. The vibe is exactly like walking into a supermarket without looking at the price tags, pushing an entire cart home like a tycoon. Fidelity’s FBTC also refused to fall behind, moving 1.84 hundred million right after. The funniest one is Morgan Stanley—although they only pulled out 12.20 million, it’s like the big shots are having a meal together; even if you just order a fruit platter, you still have to sit tight and make sure you keep your spot, right?
Now take a look next door at Ethereum, which has always been described as the “wronged little wife.” Last night, it finally stood taller too, with net inflows of 61.30 million. BlackRock is still that most devoted man—stuffing 54.80 million into ETHA, while Fidelity chipped in 6.50 million.
The current market is just like a fresh new couple in love—Bitcoin and Ethereum go there and throw little tantrums, trade sideways after some back-and-forth, but big institutions don’t buy that at all. Instead, they swing back with a heavy “head-pat” move. This kind of cash power—“go ahead and drop it; if I can’t catch it, then I’ll lose”—really makes people’s hearts itch.
Since the institutions are going on a crazy top-up spree, we small retail folks also need to steady our mindset. After all, in this play called “bull market,” the big sponsors have already walked in with their money. As for us who already bought tickets—we just need to sit tight, hold steady, and wait for the show to start! #WCTC交易王PK #美国寻求战略比特币储备 #比特币ETF期权持仓限额增4倍 $BTC $BIO
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