🤯 Who would have thought! One side is a three-day net outflow, and the other is BTC suddenly "taking off"!

In late April, BTC ETF experienced continuous net outflows, but Bitwise's Chief Information Officer said institutions are accelerating their adoption. Just last night, the sentiment shifted—yesterday, Bitcoin$BTC spot ETF had a total net inflow of $14.75 million, reversing the three-day net outflow for the first time!

I remember that a few days ago, BlackRock's IBIT options open interest surpassed Deribit's $26.9 billion for the first time with $27.6 billion, matching a decade of accumulated scale in two years.
In yesterday's BTC spot ETF net inflow, IBIT contributed $19.05 million, with the Ethereum$ETH spot ETF having the largest single-day net inflow of $29.1038 million. Currently, ETHB's total net inflow has reached $70.8207 million. This isn't a double-kill market, but rather institutions withdrawing externally while rallying internally!

And that's not all—look at $DOGE —up nearly 3% in 24 hours. From today's MACD data, a golden cross just formed at 0.00410, and RSI at 64.9 still far from overbought. From the chart indicators, the BOLL bands are contracting, and a volume breakout is imminent.

Anyway, from ETF shifts to options pattern changes, the "underlying water temperature" of the crypto market is indeed changing. How much did you make this year? Share your number in the comments and see who’s still shorting onshore🤝
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