😤 Didn’t sleep well last night, kept staring at the K线 until 3 a.m., and then—woke up to find that BTC surged past 64,000 and ETH topped out at 1,767. The “wise king” started firing again, but the market… doesn’t seem to be that scared anymore?🤔

The U.S. military launched strikes on more than 170 military targets inside Iran for two straight days, and traffic through the Strait of Hormuz is nearly at a standstill. Normally, when it’s all gunfire, risk assets should be the ones to “wet their pants.” So what happened?$BTC It literally got pulled from 61,666 up to 63,834, $ETH even more aggressively—from 1,720 straight to 1,776.

But the fun part is—

BTC spot ETF saw a net outflow of $84.86 million yesterday, and Grayscale and BlackRock are both running. ETH ETF, on the other hand, had a net inflow of $70.48 million—five consecutive days of net inflows. Fidelity’s FETH alone carried $69.21 million.

Does this script feel familiar? BTC is getting hit, while ETH is quietly getting the sugar🍬

Look at the K线: BTC RSI(6) is up to 80.5—that’s overbought to the extreme. ETH RSI(6) also shot to 80.03—both are in the “overheated” zone. The short-term value of chasing higher prices? Figure it out for yourself.

But the MACD is a little interesting: BTC’s DIF 261.2, DEA 195.0, MACD 66.2—everything turned positive. ETH’s DIF 3.13, DEA 0.83, MACD 2.31—also, the long-side alignment has just formed.

Put simply: geopolitical conflict didn’t scare institutions away—they’re just rotating, moving from BTC to ETH. This batch of ETH ETF data is worth a closer look👀

Old-timer wisdom: When there’s no panic in the middle of gunfire, it’s usually because there’s capital propping things up. But when you chase at RSI 80… you know the feeling if you’ve been there😅

Let’s chat in the comments—this round, are you backing BTC or ETH? I’ve got a little of both, mainly to hedge the anxiety🧘

#BTC #ETH #加密市场 #MarketAnalysis

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The above is only my personal observations of the market and does not constitute investment advice. DYOR