2025-12-25 15:30:20

#比特币流动性 According to on-chain data monitoring, the ETF holdings changes around December 25th reflect interesting market liquidity movements—

Bitcoin is under significant pressure. There was a daily outflow of 1,416 BTC, approximately $124 million; over a week, the total outflow reached 8,616 BTC, amounting to about $754 million. This scale clearly indicates that institutions are selling into rallies.

The situation with Ethereum is even more evident. Within 24 hours, retail and institutional investors jointly fled, with an outflow of 24,697 ETH (about $72.36 million). The weekly net outflow is even higher at 71,245 ETH, with a capital outflow close to $209 million. The two major cryptocurrencies in the mainstream are both under pressure, and the market sentiment is notably cold.

The only bright spot comes from Solana. This blockchain's ETF is actually attracting capital—daily net inflow of 22,285 SOL ($2.72 million), and a weekly inflow of 260,248 SOL ($31.75 million). This indicates that despite the overall market pressure, there is still increasing interest in certain projects within the L1 track.

BTC0.57%

ETH0.26%

SOL0.4%

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FromMinerToFarmer

· 4h ago

BTC and ETH are running away together, yet SOL is still attracting funds. The contrast is a bit outrageous.

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MoonWaterDroplets

· 4h ago

Institutions have run away, BTC and ETH both breaking their defenses. This rhythm is really a bit cold. --- Selling on rallies, huh? Using the same old trick, I've seen through it long ago. --- SOL is going crazy, is it just showing off? --- Weekly outflow of 200 million, how desperate must that be? --- Wait, retail investors and institutions are running together? Why are they so coordinated? --- Anyone still trusting L1? I really have to admit defeat. --- Double top resistance, feeling uncomfortable. --- SOL is celebrating alone, while others have all gone limp. --- Such a large scale of selling, where will it go next?

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PaperHandsCriminal

· 4h ago

Is it another time to sell at the high again? If I could catch the bottom correctly with this paper hand, I wouldn't call it a paper hand... Institutions are all fleeing, and I'm still waiting for a rebound. This time, I might have messed up. BTC and ETH are dropping together, Solana is still attracting funds? Got it, I never buy what I should, and I never sell what I should. Watching over 700 million flow out, I keep wondering where the bottom really is... Feeling uncomfortable. This rhythm is like teaching me to use a contrarian indicator.

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ChainSherlockGirl

· 4h ago

This wave of distribution is quite aggressive, with BTC and ETH both being hit hard. Institutions really don't hold back at all... By the way, SOL is still attracting funds in this environment. Who is quietly accumulating? We need to track these wallet addresses. Hey, don't just look at the outflows this week. Check the historical data further back. Is this wave about to reverse again... When institutions distribute, should retail investors enter the market, or wait a bit longer? I've been asking this question for a year. Looking at it on a monthly basis, what is the net flow of ETFs? According to my analysis, this is the key to judging the overall trend.

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GateUser-7b078580

· 4h ago

Based on hourly data, the unreasonable mechanism behind the recent sell-off of BTC and ETH is indeed at work. Hang in there, it will eventually collapse.

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BackrowObserver

· 4h ago

Institutions are selling at the highs, while retail investors are still chasing the highs. The gap is really huge, haha.

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