According to BlockBeats, on June 10, despite record inflows into the US listed Bitcoin ETF, the Bitcoin spot price continues to fluctuate within a narrow range. The ETF inflows appear to be part of non-directional cash and arbitrage strategies, and do not necessarily represent a thorough bullish bet. An anonymous market observer from CMS Holdings stated on platform X that the reason for the high ETF inflows, but relatively unchanged spot price, is due to physical entities buying into the ETF and selling out [CME] futures. This is done to reduce the basis of some major markets, thereby enabling the entities to realize net profits. This strategy is commonly referred to as cash arbitrage, aimed at profiting from the premium of the futures market relative to the spot market.
