XRP spot ETFs recorded a total net inflow of $3.96 million on September 28, U.S. Eastern Time, according to SoSoValue data. According to Odaily, only Canary XRP ETF (XRPC) posted a net inflow for the day, also totaling $3.96 million, bringing its cumulative net inflow to $493 million. As of press time, XRP spot ETFs had total net assets of $1.684 billion, with an XRP net asset ratio of 1.79%. Their historical cumulative net inflow reached $1.79 billion. $XRP ‌$BTC ‌#ETHEarningsUpTo5%BonusAPR #BTCEarn3%BonusAPR

#市场回调如何布局 #每周来晒 Pullbacks are opportunities to position in a bull market, but the rhythm of “core holdings in major coins + swing trades in altcoins” must be grasped Recently, BTC fell back to fluctuate around $82,000 after reaching $87,000, while ETH consolidated around $2,600. Market divergence has intensified, and short-term pullback pressure has emerged. However, considering the macro environment, capital flows, and technical factors, this pullback is more a round of profit-taking within a bull market than a trend reversal. The pullback is providing investors with new positioning opportunities. I. Pullback Logic and Outlook: Pullbacks Are Opportunities, but Support Must Be Monitored 1. Reason for the pullback: BTC had risen significantly in the previous period, and short-term profit-taking led to the pullback; meanwhile, high U.S. Treasury yields, geopolitical risks, and uncertainty surrounding macroeconomic data such as PCE have suppressed short-term chasing sentiment. 2. Outlook: BTC’s weekly and monthly charts continue to maintain an upward structure, and the logic of the medium-term bull market remains unchanged. If the pullback can stabilize at key support levels, such as BTC’s $82,000-$83,000 range, while ETF capital, such as BTC/ETH spot ETFs, maintains net inflows, the market is still expected to resume its upward trend after digesting profit-taking. II. Positioning Direction: Major Coins as the Shield, High-Beta Altcoins as the Spear 1. Major coins (BTC, ETH): Suitable for core positioning, with staggered additions on dips BTC (stable core holding): As the absolute market leader, BTC continues to see net institutional capital inflows through ETFs and has strong downside resilience. When it pulls back to around the key $82,000-$83,000 support zone, build positions in batches on dips to capture the benefits of the medium- to long-term bull market. ETH (swing positioning): ETH has recently underperformed BTC, but on-chain data, such as an increase in receiving addresses and sustained high trading volume, indicates that buying strength is absorbing selling pressure. If ETH can hold the $2,600-$2,650 support and regain a firm footing above the $2,800 resistance, it still has rebound potential and is suitable for swing trading in conjunction with support levels. 2. High-Beta altcoins: Suitable for swing trading, with a focus on structural opportunities Capital rotation logic: Market capital is shifting from “BTC as the sole leader” to “BTC stabilizes while altcoins rotate.” Some highly liquid major altcoins with fundamental catalysts, such as SOL and XRP, as well as sectors including AI infrastructure and RWA (real-world assets), often capture higher Beta returns when BTC stabilizes. III. Positioning Strategy Control position sizes and wait for a retest confirmation Build positions in batches: Do not attempt to bottom-fish all at once; add positions in batches based on key support levels, leaving part of the position available to cope with short-term market volatility. Monitor macro and capital-flow signals: Closely monitor U.S. PCE and other macroeconomic data due to be released this week, as well as BTC’s defense of the key $82,000 support level, and make larger additions only after confirming that the market has stabilized.