On Tuesday, there was a subtle change in BTC spot ETF data. Overall, there was a slight net inflow, but a closer look at institutional movements is quite interesting——BlackRock has started to divest again, while Fidelity investors are instead heavily buying the dip.
Fidelity's group clearly prefers short-term trading. Judging by their recent entry rhythm, they are probably betting that this week's Federal Reserve meeting will release some positive signals. The direction of institutional funds at critical moments is often more worth analyzing than surface data.
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StableGenius
· 12-11 05:53
idk man, blackrock dumping while fidelity's yolo-ing into fed week? empirically speaking, that's the divergence nobody's talking about. institutional poker tells > net flows, full stop. as predicted, the real signal's buried in the order flow noise
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OneBlockAtATime
· 12-11 01:57
Fidelity is betting on the Federal Reserve, while BlackRock is actually starting to run away.
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TokenSleuth
· 12-10 20:56
Blackstone is running away again, but Fidelity is scooping up the bottom? It seems big institutions are not on the same page either.
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OnchainSniper
· 12-10 20:51
BlackRock runs away, Fidelity buys the dip. This rhythm is just like betting that there’s good news from the Federal Reserve.
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DeFi_Dad_Jokes
· 12-10 20:49
BlackRock has run again, Fidelity is bottom-fishing, is this wave really a bet on Powell?
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StableBoi
· 12-10 20:35
BlackRock is running again? Fidelity dares to gamble, truly treating the Federal Reserve as an ATM.
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RektRecorder
· 12-10 20:34
BlackRock backed down, Fidelity jumped back in. I've seen this trick too many times...
On Tuesday, there was a subtle change in BTC spot ETF data. Overall, there was a slight net inflow, but a closer look at institutional movements is quite interesting——BlackRock has started to divest again, while Fidelity investors are instead heavily buying the dip.
Fidelity's group clearly prefers short-term trading. Judging by their recent entry rhythm, they are probably betting that this week's Federal Reserve meeting will release some positive signals. The direction of institutional funds at critical moments is often more worth analyzing than surface data.