#比特币ETF资金流动 Seeing the figure of 47.2 billion USD, I feel a bit emotional. On the surface, Bitcoin capital inflows have decreased by 35%, but the story behind it is worth pondering.

Funds are being reallocated, shifting from single bets to diversified allocations—Germany and Canada have moved from outflows to inflows, while Ethereum, Ripple, and Solana are gaining more attention. This is not market decline, but rather investor maturity.

But I want to remind everyone that no matter where the funds flow, the bottom line of position management must not be lost. The inflow of 105 million USD into short Bitcoin products precisely illustrates what "pursuing returns while ignoring risks" means. In any asset allocation, the most important thing is never to chase hot spots, but to ask yourself: what proportion of this money is in my overall assets? Can I withstand its volatility?

Whether it's inflows of 47.2 billion USD or declines, individual investors need a long-term mindset. Don't be scared by short-term data, nor be blinded by rising numbers. Calmly build a portfolio that matches your risk tolerance, and then let time do its work. Only then can you go further.