On the eve of Christmas, the US BTC spot ETF has not ushered in calm. Data shows that US investors withdrew over 3,000 Bitcoins on this day, with outflows from BlackRock-related investors reaching 1,800 Bitcoins. This is not the first time such a trend has been observed—traditional capital's enthusiasm for participating in crypto assets is clearly declining. Whether in terms of allocation demand or trading activity, both are continuously decreasing, and no signs of reversal have appeared yet.
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BlockchainBrokenPromise
· 23h ago
Hmm... Institutions are running again, and this time they didn't even spare Christmas Eve. Good grief, BlackRock directly dumped 1800 coins, and what are they pretending to be long-term optimistic about?
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DefiVeteran
· 23h ago
Large funds are fleeing, and retail investors are still buying the dip? That cracks me up.
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TestnetNomad
· 23h ago
Large funds are pulling out, retail investors are left holding the bag? This wave of market movement is quite intense.
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LiquiditySurfer
· 23h ago
Haha, the big players are starting to run again. BlackRock just dumped 1800 tokens in one go, selling aggressively on Christmas Eve. They really can't hold it anymore.
On the eve of Christmas, the US BTC spot ETF has not ushered in calm. Data shows that US investors withdrew over 3,000 Bitcoins on this day, with outflows from BlackRock-related investors reaching 1,800 Bitcoins. This is not the first time such a trend has been observed—traditional capital's enthusiasm for participating in crypto assets is clearly declining. Whether in terms of allocation demand or trading activity, both are continuously decreasing, and no signs of reversal have appeared yet.