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Funds continue to flow back through the ETF channel, maintaining active institutional demand in the crypto market.
Latest data shows that yesterday, Bitcoin spot ETFs from the United States saw a total net inflow of approximately $335.8 million, while Ethereum spot ETFs simultaneously recorded a net inflow of about $96.4 million.
Structurally, this is not a short-term fluctuation of a single asset, but a rebalancing of institutional funds' overall allocation to cryptocurrencies: BTC, as a core asset, continues to absorb incremental funds, while ETH has gradually formed a stable passive inflow channel since the ETF listing.
In an environment where macro uncertainties still exist, ETF fund flows have become one of the important leading indicators for judging the medium-term trend.
When sustained net inflows remain in the positive zone, the market's pricing power is shifting from retail trading to institutional allocation logic.
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