【Block Rhythm】In the first two trading days of this year, Bitcoin ETFs showed strong performance with net inflows exceeding $1 billion, momentarily filling the market with optimistic expectations. Investor risk appetite seemed to be recovering.
However, the good times didn’t last long. Over the next three trading days, Bitcoin ETFs experienced consecutive net outflows, with cumulative outflows reaching $1.128 billion. What does this mean? The $1.16 billion net inflows from early in the year have been almost completely erased. From the data, Bitcoin ETF fund flows from the start of the year to date are basically flat.
This reversal is worth pondering. The hot money that initially flowed in seemed to encounter some resistance. It could be valuation pressure, or it could be risk warnings. In any case, institutional investor confidence is weakening. Those optimistic voices that stirred things up at the beginning of the month are now being cooled by the reality of asset performance.
Two variables need to be watched going forward: U.S. employment data is about to be released, which typically shakes market sentiment; Supreme Court rulings may also trigger chain reactions. With these factors combined, market volatility around the weekend may intensify. Investors need to be prepared.
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【Block Rhythm】In the first two trading days of this year, Bitcoin ETFs showed strong performance with net inflows exceeding $1 billion, momentarily filling the market with optimistic expectations. Investor risk appetite seemed to be recovering.
However, the good times didn’t last long. Over the next three trading days, Bitcoin ETFs experienced consecutive net outflows, with cumulative outflows reaching $1.128 billion. What does this mean? The $1.16 billion net inflows from early in the year have been almost completely erased. From the data, Bitcoin ETF fund flows from the start of the year to date are basically flat.
This reversal is worth pondering. The hot money that initially flowed in seemed to encounter some resistance. It could be valuation pressure, or it could be risk warnings. In any case, institutional investor confidence is weakening. Those optimistic voices that stirred things up at the beginning of the month are now being cooled by the reality of asset performance.
Two variables need to be watched going forward: U.S. employment data is about to be released, which typically shakes market sentiment; Supreme Court rulings may also trigger chain reactions. With these factors combined, market volatility around the weekend may intensify. Investors need to be prepared.