Last Friday, the data for the $BTC spot ETF was indeed poor, as the price of Bitcoin had dropped to around $112,000. It's not surprising that the data was bad, considering that ETF investors tend to chase highs and sell on lows. Among the data from Friday, only BlackRock and Grayscale's investors remained relatively calm; although there was a net outflow, it was only in the double digits, and most investors chose to stay on the sidelines.

Fidelity and ARK investors are the epitome of chasing highs and selling on lows. Together, they sold nearly 6,000 BTC. They sold on Friday, and by Monday, the price had risen, so they must be feeling quite frustrated. The other data can be ignored.

In the recently concluded 81st week, there was a net outflow of 4,773 BTC. Compared to the three-digit net inflow of the 80th week, there is a difference, but it's not significant. As mentioned last week, the FOMO sentiment among investors has dissipated, and we have now returned to a period of speculation.

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