ETFs are going crazy, but retail investors are still waiting for a crash?

One of the most classic illusions in the crypto world:
"I can wait for a lower price."
As a result, over the past six weeks, ETFs have been continuously net inflowing, and the market simply hasn't given many deep dip opportunities.
Many people suddenly realize:
The old script of "cutting in half to bottom out" seems to be getting harder and harder.
Why?
Because institutional funds have entered.
And the biggest characteristic of institutions is:
Slow, steady, and continuous.
They don't rush in today and run tomorrow like hot money, but rather scoop up gradually like a bulldozer.
Especially now, many pension funds, family offices, and traditional funds are starting to see BTC as an alternative asset allocation.
What does this mean?
It means BTC is becoming "institutionalized."
In the past, the crypto world was like a nightclub; now it's increasingly like a bank VIP room.
Of course, this doesn't mean it won't fall.
BTC will still experience wild rises and falls.
But the difference is:
In the past, no one bought the dip; now ETFs are waiting below when it dips.
This is a structural change.
So recently, the market has been particularly conflicted:
There are many negatives, but the decline is becoming more limited.
Because those who are truly long-term bullish are no longer retail investors. #WCTC交易王PK