Last Friday, the data for Bitcoin spot ETFs remained lukewarm, with U.S. investors slightly withdrawing 556 BTC. This data is unlikely to impact prices significantly, but from the perspective of investor sentiment, it is not very optimistic. Although most investors do not have the intention to sell, purchasing power remains low, indicating a cautious attitude towards the short-term cryptocurrency market.

From a weekly data perspective, the net selling by investors in week 65 was more than four times that of week 64. Simply based on this data, it appears that investor sentiment worsened after entering week 65. Coupled with the macro sentiment of week 65, it is indeed true that the tariff escalation between China and the U.S. occurred during this week, making it normal for investors to take some hedging actions.

Next, we will look at this week's data. If investors still have no intention to buy, while it cannot be said that Bitcoin's price will not rise, it can indicate that ETF investors are less interested in the short-term price fluctuations of BTC, possibly due to expectations of potential economic issues in the U.S. at any time.

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