# ETF资金流向

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🔥 【Flying Fish Fund Breakdown】Are Retail Investors Still Panicking? Wall Street Quietly Swept Up $767 Million! Bitcoin and Ethereum's "Dual Engine Squeeze" is Coming!
Bros, it's Flying Fish here!
Stop staring at those few wicks on the K-line and scaring yourself every day. Step back and see what the real "smart money" that determines the major trends is actually doing! 🚨
Just now, SoSoValue dropped massive data: US spot Bitcoin ETFs had consecutive 5-day net inflows totaling $767 million! This is the first epic-level continuous buying sweep of the year! Meanwhile, Ethereum ETF is also crazil
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#ETF资金流向 Seeing Japan's recent tax reform plan, I have to be honest — this is actually a signal for retail investors.
Separating the tax system, three-year loss carryforward and deduction, ETF separate taxation, all seem very friendly on the surface, but you need to understand the core logic: the government is starting to treat virtual currencies as "formal assets." What does this mean? It means the regulatory framework is gradually improving, capital flows will become more transparent, and the room for manipulation is being squeezed.
Among the pitfalls I've encountered over the years, the bi
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#ETF资金流向 The recent volatility of Bitcoin is really approaching a critical moment! Recently, I’ve seen analysts’ opinions, and in the short term of 1-2 months, there’s no need to be overly pessimistic. Instead, focus on an important signal—the **ETF capital flow**.
This is like the market’s "thermometer." When large institutions continue to see net inflows through ETFs, it indicates that long-term funds are actively positioning; conversely, if there are significant outflows, that’s when caution is warranted. Currently, Bitcoin’s trading range has been compressed to the extreme, like a spring
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#ETF资金流向 Wait a minute, this analysis by Banmu Xia is quite insightful! 🔥
ETF funds are the true lifeblood of the market; everyone is waiting for this data now. He's right, in the short term there's indeed no need to be overly bearish, but don't foolishly remain overly bullish either. This wave of the market is just waiting to see which way the wind blows.
The key point is this—only if ETF outflows become significant might the price break below 80,500 or even 71,000. In other words, as long as institutional funds are not withdrawing on a large scale, we still have room to play. The next 1-2
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#ETF资金流向 The 364-day cycle theory of Bitcoin is back in the spotlight, with a bottom expectation in October next year and a price of $37,500. This kind of macro cycle analysis sounds appealing, but in actual trading, it’s important to stay calm.
Historical patterns do have reference value, but the market never repeats exactly. I’ve followed many experts based on cycle theories, and the biggest lesson is: cycles are just probabilistic frameworks, not definitive signals. More importantly, observe capital flows and market structure—for example, the scale of ETF net outflows and the speed of inst
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#ETF资金流向 Japan's recent tax reform signal is very important. Virtual currencies have been officially included in the financial product category by the government, which means the compliance process is accelerating.
Here's the key point—separate taxation system + 3-year loss carryforward, which is a double-edged sword for holders. On one hand, policy friendliness is increasing; on the other hand, higher transparency requirements for transactions. Spot, derivatives, and ETFs are all taxed separately, indicating that regulators are refining their management.
What is the most practical insight fo
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#ETF资金流向 Seeing Half Mu Xia's judgment on ETF capital flows, my mind flashes back to several critical moments experienced over the years. At the end of 2017 and the end of 2021, those seemingly invincible highs were ultimately shattered by capital withdrawals. This time is different because we have a clearer observation window—the inflows and outflows of institutional funds have become transparent.
The current situation is actually quite interesting. Bitcoin is oscillating around $82,000, with volatility pushed to the limit, like a tightly stretched string about to snap. Half Mu Xia is right;
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#ETF资金流向 After reviewing @alicharts' cycle statistics, the data is indeed interesting. Historical patterns show approximately 364 days from top to bottom, and based on the current cycle, the expected bottom points to October 2026, with a price range around $37,500.
This logic itself is valid—the market cycle of Bitcoin does exhibit a certain regularity. But what’s truly worth paying attention to is the movement of whales and institutions during this downtrend. If large inflows start accelerating after August, it may indicate that smart money has already begun to position itself in advance, an
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#ETF资金流向 Just now I was reading about Japan's tax reform news, feeling a bit confused but also a little excited? 😅 I heard they are going to put virtual currencies, stocks, and investment trusts into a single tax framework, and they even support loss carryforward for three years!
For newcomers like us who just entered the market, is this good news? It seems that a more standardized tax system means the market will become more regulated, but what I care about most is—will this affect the flow of funds into ETFs? 🤔 If the tax system becomes more friendly, will more people be willing to invest
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#ETF资金流向 Recently observed changes in the capital flow within the precious metals sector, and there is a phenomenon worth noting. The rise of silver, palladium, and other commodities is essentially driven by short positions being squeezed, and this short-term overbought condition is often unsustainable. Once a correction begins, capital will seek new directions.
From recent trends, precious metals have indeed experienced a noticeable pullback, while crypto assets have rebounded accordingly. This reflects a rotation of funds — moving out of overheated, overcrowded trades and into relatively un
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