On Monday, with the cooling of the Middle East and the decline in oil prices, the sentiment of the risk market returned, and the buying volume of BTC spot ETFs began to increase. Of course, the increase was also normal, and there was no sign of significant purchases, which has been said recently. Traditional investors did not buy in large quantities like in 2024. On Monday, BlackRock and Fidelity both had net inflows of over four digits. And apart from the sale of only 24 Bitcoin in Grayscale, there was no net outflow from other institutions, which is consistent with the situation I mentioned yesterday. Even last week when investors were in a bad mood and faced the trend of war expansion, they did not choose to sell in large quantities, let alone now. Overall, BTC investors still have a bit of a tendency to chase after gains and sell losses, but it's not a big problem as these are often done by short-term investors. And more investors are still moving towards long-term holding. This tweet is sponsored by @ ApeXProtocolCN | Dex With Apex