Yesterday, I mentioned wanting to take a look at the data for the $BTC spot ETF on Monday. After all, changes in tariffs have led to increases in both the US stock market and Bitcoin prices. However, the results did not meet my expectations, as US investors are still experiencing net outflows. Although the outflow has reduced to double digits, selling still dominates.

From the data, it can be seen that BlackRock's investors have seen a net inflow after a gap of six working days, but at the cost of Fidelity's users experiencing net outflows, with the outflow amount exceeding the inflow from BlackRock's users. This indicates that there is still a certain degree of divergence among current investors.

Overall, investors do not seem optimistic about cryptocurrencies in the short term, but long-term expectations should still be good. The selling has indeed further decreased, and many analysts in the US now believe that as long as the stock market stabilizes, there will be room for cryptocurrencies to continue rising.

However, for the stock market to stabilize, there must first be a stable economic environment. The recession expectations caused by tariffs and GDP have not yet been eliminated.

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