After six consecutive weeks of attracting funds, BTC is increasingly resembling "digital real estate"

In the past, everyone bought BTC like playing the lottery.
Now it’s more and more like buying property in prime locations.
The reason is simple:
ETFs are continuously siphoning off circulating shares.
Recently, six weeks of net inflows in a row, fundamentally indicating one thing:
More and more long-term funds are starting to lock in BTC.
And what is BTC’s biggest feature?
Fixed supply.
21 million coins will not change.
So now the market is entering a very interesting stage:
New funds are increasing;
Circulating BTC is decreasing.
What does this resemble?
It’s like prime properties in first-tier cities becoming scarcer, but more people want to buy.
So prices naturally tend to rise.
Even more absurdly, many institutions no longer care about short-term fluctuations.
Because they are looking at the next 5 or 10 years.
Retail investors are still asking:
“Will it go up next week?”
Institutions are already studying:
“What should be the global asset allocation ratio for BTC in the future?”
This is a difference in perception.
The biggest significance of ETFs is not short-term price manipulation, but:
Allowing BTC to truly enter the global traditional financial system for the first time.
In the past, the crypto world always thought it was fighting against Wall Street;
Now they realize — Wall Street has directly taken over BTC. #韩国加密征税倒计时