Although BTC market performance was relatively flat on Wednesday, spot ETF saw a noticeable influx of funds. This buying power mainly comes from Fidelity investors, but honestly, if BlackRock's funds had entered, market attention might be even higher. Fidelity's user base often exhibits chasing gains and panic selling, whereas BlackRock investors seem to be more patient—they have recently increased their positions, purchasing nearly 1,300 Bitcoins in a single transaction. Whether the subsequent actions of institutional investors will create sustained buying pressure is a question worth observing. After all, the stability and scale effect of ETF funds can often influence market expectations to some extent.
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Degen4Breakfast
· 12-21 19:48
Wait a minute, BlackRock with a single transaction of 1300 BTC? This is what we call institutions, while Fidelity is still chasing the price and selling with bearish market.
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NotFinancialAdvice
· 12-21 00:49
BlackRock's 1,300 BTC is really impressive; Fidelity here just has a retail investor mindset.
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JustAnotherWallet
· 12-20 20:55
Fidelity is just buying blindly again; BlackRock is the real player.
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OnchainSniper
· 12-18 22:52
BlackRock's move is really aggressive, buying 1,300 Bitcoins on the spot—this is what an institution should look like. Fidelity is still trading back and forth, but it all depends on Blackstone's long-term strategy.
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CryptoCross-TalkClub
· 12-18 22:51
When Fidelity comes, it comes. Why do I still have to choose a buyer? How high is this ambition? BlackRock casually bought 1,300 Bitcoins, and I haven't even received my salary transfer this month.
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GateUser-a180694b
· 12-18 22:51
BlackRock is really the big boss—just one move and they deploy 1,300 tokens. This is what an institution should look like.
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GateUser-44a00d6c
· 12-18 22:43
BlackRock really understands; they bought 1,300 coins like this. Now that's true institutional style.
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AirdropHunter
· 12-18 22:40
BlackRock's old foxes know how to slowly accumulate, while Fidelity is still following the trend of cutting losses.
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FromMinerToFarmer
· 12-18 22:34
BlackRock is the real big player, buying 1,300 BTC on a whim... Such a move... Fidelity is indeed quick to follow, are the differences between institutions this significant?
Although BTC market performance was relatively flat on Wednesday, spot ETF saw a noticeable influx of funds. This buying power mainly comes from Fidelity investors, but honestly, if BlackRock's funds had entered, market attention might be even higher. Fidelity's user base often exhibits chasing gains and panic selling, whereas BlackRock investors seem to be more patient—they have recently increased their positions, purchasing nearly 1,300 Bitcoins in a single transaction. Whether the subsequent actions of institutional investors will create sustained buying pressure is a question worth observing. After all, the stability and scale effect of ETF funds can often influence market expectations to some extent.