Last Friday, the data for spot ETFs was not very good, which should have been within everyone's expectations. The US stock market has fallen so much, and although $BTC hardly dropped at that time, it still did not spark investors' buying interest. Of course, the selling volume was also not high; American investors sold a total of 2,027 Bitcoins, with basically each one selling a few hundred, which is indeed not much, while buying was completely zero.

This also indicates that investors' sentiment did not lead to bets despite BTC's brief resistance to decline. In fact, from a god's-eye view, a drop occurred by the weekend, and buying in on Friday would have resulted in losses. Now, American investors also do not have a strong interest in buying, and throughout this week, $MSTR has not increased its holdings of Bitcoin either, which reflects the market's sentiment.

From the weekly data perspective, the data for week 64 is not good. In week 63, the net inflow and net buying in the US were both over 1,000, which, although not much, indicated signs of warming sentiment among American investors. However, in week 64, both net outflow and net buying were negative, exceeding 2,000, resulting in a difference of over 3,000 BTC. Now, even BTC is increasingly resembling a bear market.

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