#比特币减半 #大盘走势

A new day has begun. One third of April has passed. The Bitcoin halving countdown is 9 days away. Last night, the US CPI data was higher than expected, but Wall Street's financial elites questioned the "oolong" phenomenon of the published CPI data. Bitcoin fell below 68,000, Ethereum fell nearly 3,400, and altcoins also collapsed across the board. The market trend at this moment really feels like a bear market. Affected by this, the crypto market first fluctuated greatly and then went sideways to rebound. Bitcoin fell to a minimum of around 67,550, but quickly rebounded to break through 70,000 in the early morning, that is, it was pulled to 71,270 in the morning. Ethereum tested a minimum of around 3,410, and then rebounded to around 3,560. It is this kind of ups and downs that have caused the contract market to see a double kill of longs and shorts. The scope of this liquidation is so large.

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After the so-called CPI data of the United States came out last night, when those god forecasters (experts) were still predicting whether Bitcoin would fall to $55,000 or $48,000, Bitcoin unexpectedly broke through $70,000. In fact, they did not pay attention to the changes in the Bitcoin spot ETF data at all. Then let's take a look at the changes in ETF data: On April 10, 9 Bitcoin spot ETFs (including Grayscale) had a net reduction of 2,714 BTC, with a net outflow of approximately $187.7 million. Among them, Grayscale reduced its holdings by 4,245 BTC, with a net outflow of approximately $293.6 million, and currently holds 318,452 BTC, equivalent to approximately $22 billion. BlackRock increased its holdings by 1,868 BTC, with a net inflow of approximately $129.2 million, and currently holds 266,102 BTC, equivalent to approximately $18.4 billion. BITB had a net inflow of $24 million, especially yesterday's spot Bitcoin ETF ARKB had a net inflow of $7 million. As of Tuesday, BlackRock's spot Bitcoin ETF IBIT managed $18.2 billion in assets, while Grayscale GBTC managed $23.2 billion. IBIT seems to be on track to surpass GBTC and become the spot Bitcoin ETF with the largest assets under management. GBTC charges higher fees than many competitors, and its assets under management have fallen by billions of dollars since it began trading in January. The reason for Grayscale's daily Bitcoin outflow is actually that its fees are higher than other ETFs. As the Bitcoin halving time approaches, its ups and downs are normal, but each shock will be accompanied by the momentum of giant whales entering the market to support it. Remember that persistence is the only way to win.