Last Friday's performance of the BTC spot ETF is worth pondering. Interestingly, if certain information is known in advance by market participants, it could lead to different trading behaviors—while the trend in the first few trading days was quite ordinary, there was a rare net buy-in on Friday. Some investors speculate that this may reflect information asymmetry. After all, before major events occur, only some institutions and media typically have early access to the developments. Whether this abnormal influx of funds on Friday is due to market consensus or some coincidence is still difficult to determine. However, from the perspective of the BTC spot ETF, this wave of net buying indeed broke the previous calm rhythm and warrants ongoing attention to subsequent market reactions.
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Degentleman
· 01-08 18:04
Information asymmetry is wealth, and the net buy-in this Friday definitely seems to have some tricks...
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ReverseFOMOguy
· 01-07 10:42
Information asymmetry is always the core of the game. Some people get the meat, others get the broth. The net buy-in during that Friday was indeed quite strange.
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WagmiOrRekt
· 01-07 05:17
It's the same old story of information asymmetry... Institutions obviously have to know earlier than us. The net buy-in on Friday was indeed a bit aggressive, but to be honest, it still depends on how things develop afterward.
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JustHodlIt
· 01-06 23:17
The information gap has always been that seasoned players eat the meat while retail investors drink the soup. The buying spree on Friday was indeed very suspicious.
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FreeRider
· 01-05 21:55
Here we go again, the same old story of information asymmetry... Was Friday's buying wave really just a coincidence? I think, the institutions already knew something, right?
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PoetryOnChain
· 01-05 21:47
The net buy-in on Friday was indeed outrageous. It feels like the institutions are playing the information asymmetry game again.
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ContractExplorer
· 01-05 21:46
The narrative of information asymmetry... sounds like someone knew something in advance. The buying spree on Friday was indeed suspicious. Could it be that the big players are once again playing psychological warfare?
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CounterIndicator
· 01-05 21:35
The net buy-in on Friday was indeed outrageous. It feels like big players are lurking again.
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OnchainSniper
· 01-05 21:32
The net buy-in on Friday was indeed a bit suspicious; it feels like the big players definitely got the information in advance.
Last Friday's performance of the BTC spot ETF is worth pondering. Interestingly, if certain information is known in advance by market participants, it could lead to different trading behaviors—while the trend in the first few trading days was quite ordinary, there was a rare net buy-in on Friday. Some investors speculate that this may reflect information asymmetry. After all, before major events occur, only some institutions and media typically have early access to the developments. Whether this abnormal influx of funds on Friday is due to market consensus or some coincidence is still difficult to determine. However, from the perspective of the BTC spot ETF, this wave of net buying indeed broke the previous calm rhythm and warrants ongoing attention to subsequent market reactions.