Actually, doing data work is a very boring and untechnical thing. It's just going to a designated website at a fixed time every day to pull down data. Many people look down on it, but when they need it, they can't find it. When I look at the data day by day, what I actually sketch in my mind is a three-dimensional picture of purchasing power. It is obvious that at the beginning of the ETF, the amount of funds was not very strong, and even in the first month, there was a net outflow for a long time.

By the second month, it was obvious to see that BlackRock and Fidelity started to exert their strength, buying a large amount. At this time, in conjunction with the stablecoin market value, it is clear that the buying sentiment is very strong. In March, with the release of MSTR and Coinbase financial reports, this kind of buying reached a climax, so I dare to say that this financial reporting season may have an impact on purchasing power.

In April, you can see that the amount of funds is gradually shrinking, and purchasing power is declining day by day. But interestingly, although there is no positive buying, many institutions are basically at zero, and the net outflow is still very small. So my judgment is that it won't drop much because no one wants to sell.

You see, can you see it if you only look at one day? If you can't see it, change your mindset. If there is another ETF landing in the future, don't you want to compare the fund dynamics with BTC? Right?

Useful or not, what others say doesn't count. What you think is the most important. I am providing a possibility. You don't have to look at it, but when you want to, it's here.

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