Although BTC's data was average yesterday, ETH's data suddenly turned upside down. Yesterday's net inflow value was the largest since April 28th, and it was also the first time such a large net inflow had occurred since ETH's high-speed rise. It is strange that the data was poor in the week before the rise, but yesterday it increased significantly, especially as BlackRock investors directly bought more than 22000 ETH. Moreover, not only BlackRock, Grayscale, Fidelity, and VanEck have net inflows exceeding four digits, but even Hong Kong ETFs have inflows of nearly four digits. I don't know why it was yesterday when there was a sudden surge in purchases, and even after checking yesterday, there wasn't much positive news for ETH. Is it just chasing the rise and killing the fall? Let's observe first, but my personal suggestion is to be cautious about short selling unless there is obvious negative information. This tweet is sponsored by @ ApeXProtocolCN | Dex With Apex