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Today, the $BTC ETF continued to see a net inflow of $210.77 million, with IBIT inflows of $170.3 million, and FBTC and ARKB also seeing slight increases in holdings. I’m now looking at this kind of data more directly: not focusing on how much it rises in a day, but whether institutions are consistently treating BTC as an allocation asset. Because once ETF funds start flowing in steadily, the logic for $BTC will gradually change. It will no longer be just a highly volatile asset, but increasingly like a long-term position formally accepted by the traditional financial system. So my current judgment on $BTC remains the same: Short-term prices will fluctuate, but once institutional funds form a habit, the trend won’t be easily interrupted