Although ETH's data is good, BTC's data is better. As mentioned earlier, in the past 24 hours, BlackRock not only increased its holdings of ETH, but also increased its holdings of BTC. BlackRock increased its holdings every day for three working days of the week, and it increased its holdings day by day. Yesterday, it increased its holdings by 2,913 BTC. In addition to BlackRock, Grayscale increased its holdings by 35 BTC and Bitwise increased its holdings by 33 BTC. Intuitively, except for BlackRock, other institutions did not increase their holdings significantly.

In terms of selling, Fidelity and ARK sold a total of 1,284 BTC, which is quite a lot. The others were all zero. If we look at it from the perspective of selling, ETH's selling volume will be less. Except for Grayscale's ETHE, there are almost no other institutions selling. Yesterday, the twelve BTC spot ETFs in the United States increased their holdings by 1,697 BTC, achieving net inflows for five consecutive working days.

Judging from the data, it seems that BlackRock's investors have started to explode again after being silent for a few days, showing strong purchasing power on both BTC and ETH. I wonder if BlackRock has launched new advertisements.