On Monday, with the cooling in the Middle East and the decline in oil prices, the sentiment in the risk markets returned, and the buying volume of the $BTC spot ETF also began to increase. Of course, the increase was within normal limits, and there were no signs of large-scale purchases. This is consistent with what has been said recently: traditional investors have not been buying in large quantities like they did in 2024. On Monday, both BlackRock and Fidelity saw net inflows exceeding four digits.

Moreover, apart from Grayscale's sale of only 24 Bitcoins, there were no net outflows from other institutions, which aligns with what I mentioned yesterday. Even last week, when investor sentiment was poor and in the face of the expanding trend of war, investors did not choose to sell off in large quantities, let alone now.

Overall, BTC investors still seem to be somewhat chasing the market, but it's not a big issue; this is something short-term investors often do. More investors are still leaning towards long-term holding.

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