#比特币价格走势 Seeing that this week's net inflow of digital asset products reached $864 million, maintaining a mild inflow for three consecutive weeks, I feel a bit excited. Especially with Bitcoin attracting $522 million in a single week, while short-selling products have been outflowing for the second week in a row—these details actually reflect an important signal: market sentiment is slowly recovering, and institutions are quietly positioning.

What's even more interesting is Ethereum's performance this year, with inflows reaching $13.3 billion, a 148% increase compared to the same period in 2024! This indicates that the market is not just looking at Bitcoin, but is increasingly recognizing the entire ecosystem. The tenfold growth of Solana, and the continued attention to protocols like Aave and Chainlink, all point to a fact: core sectors such as decentralized finance, oracles, and high-performance public chains are being revalued by institutions.

Of course, the relatively lagging inflow into Bitcoin this year is a fact, but what might this imply? History tells us that whenever capital flows diverge, it often signals the emergence of new innovations. Based on this data, I am more convinced that Web3 is not retreating but evolving—from hype around single assets to discovering real application value.

In the long term, the true significance of this strategic layout is not in today's prices, but in witnessing the rebuilding of institutional-grade capital confidence in a decentralized future. It’s worth continuing to observe and participate.