Digital asset investment products just hit their biggest weekly inflow since October 2025—$2.17 billion pouring in. Sounds great on paper. But here's the catch: sentiment took a nosedive come Friday. Geopolitical risks ramped up, tariff talk intensified, and policy uncertainty started weighing on the market. It's that classic pattern—strong capital flow meets headwinds, and suddenly everyone's second-guessing their moves.
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ProposalManiac
· 9h ago
There is only one Friday between capital inflow and the emotional collapse. Isn't this a typical case of "incentive mechanism failure"? Large funds have no lock-up period, retail investors lack information advantages, and the imbalance in the game between both sides often reverses so quickly.
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RooftopVIP
· 9h ago
Funds are coming in so aggressively, and it dropped sharply on Friday. It's a typical trap to lure more buyers.
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GasBandit
· 9h ago
Oh my, this is the typical Monday boost followed by Friday regret rhythm.
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MysteryBoxAddict
· 9h ago
Funds come in quickly, and they won't stay out slowly... I knew that on Friday's drop.
Digital asset investment products just hit their biggest weekly inflow since October 2025—$2.17 billion pouring in. Sounds great on paper. But here's the catch: sentiment took a nosedive come Friday. Geopolitical risks ramped up, tariff talk intensified, and policy uncertainty started weighing on the market. It's that classic pattern—strong capital flow meets headwinds, and suddenly everyone's second-guessing their moves.