From the data of#BTCspot ETF in the past trading day, although it is not the day with the most net outflow, it is indeed the worst day. On this day, none of the eleven spot ETFs in the United States had a net inflow of even one BTC. They either had a net outflow or zero. Four of the eleven funds had zero net outflows, and the other seven had a net outflow of 2,213 BTC. The performance of spot ETFs around the world is not good either. Except for WisdomTree, which has a net inflow of 296 BTC, all others have a net outflow or zero. This is the first time in the history of spot ETFs. It is conceivable how bad the investor sentiment is now. But I can imagine that my friends will definitely jump out and say, why is the sentiment bad? Didn’t BTC rebound from $58,000 yesterday to $61,000? Isn’t this a strong purchasing power? Yes, this is my view all along. Spot ETFs cannot be used as a reference for BTC prices, but can only be used as a reference for the sentiment of US (global) investors. After all, compared with the trading volume of spot ETFs, the trading volume of traditional exchanges will be higher, and the impact on prices will be greater. But the current data still shows that although the overall sentiment is low, the net outflow in 24 hours is less than 3,000 BTC, and the total stock of 944,000 BTC only accounts for 0.003%, which also shows that most#BTCspot ETF holders have not considered selling.

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