In the past 7 active trading days, the bitcoin:native spot ETF has seen a cumulative net reduction of 6,909.75 BTC, with recent capital inflows clearly weakening. On the 14th, there was a brief rebound, but by the 15th, a net reduction of 5,352.54 BTC occurred, not only reversing the previous day's gains but also slightly turning negative cumulatively since September. The 7-day cumulative turn to negative also reflects the impact of the large inflow window on September 3, but the significant reduction on the latest day indicates that the rebound has not yet shown sustainability. As of September 15, the market is in the Federal Reserve's interest rate decision window. In the latest inflation data, energy pressures persist, while core inflation year-over-year has eased somewhat, signaling mixed policy directions. It’s still too early to conclude that capital is betting on a specific interest rate outcome. What needs to be observed next is whether continuous net inflows can resume after the policy decision. If there are only short-term rebounds, the ETF's support for the market will remain weak. @Gate Crypto, US stocks, Hong Kong stocks, Korean stocks, gold, CFDs, prediction markets—all in one platform.