$2.386 billion poured into BTC ETF: These major events have occurred in the cryptocurrency market over the past week

In the past week, the most noteworthy thing in the cryptocurrency market was not short-term price fluctuations, but the reactivation of large funds. From September 21st to 25th, the US spot BTC ETF maintained net inflows for five consecutive trading days, with a weekly cumulative deposit of approximately $2.386 billion, setting a record high in nearly a year. Among them, BlackRock's IBIT net inflow is about 1.158 billion US dollars, and Fidelity's FBTC is about 702 million US dollars, contributing nearly 80% of the funds. At the same time, the trading of giant whales was equally exciting: someone held on ZEC from around $425 to around $1500, cashing out over $27 million in profits in two months; There are also BTC high leverage traders who have been selling all the way from a floating profit of $2.44 million, ultimately only losing about $177000. The three main trends in the market over the past week have been the return of ETF funds, frequent position adjustments by giant whales, and the gradual cooling of high leverage. Entering October, what is truly worth paying attention to is not just the rise and fall of BTC, but where these large funds are preparing to put their money next.