According to analyst Yu Jin, after the launch of the spot ETF, the price trends of BTC and ETH are basically consistent with the fund flows of the ETF: inflows correspond to price increases, and outflows correspond to price decreases.
The data provided states that from October last year to now, the BTC ETF size has decreased from $169.5 billion to $96.4 billion, a reduction of 43%. During the same period, the price of BTC fell from $125,000 to $73,000, a decline of 41%; the ETH ETF size decreased from $32 billion to $11.6 billion, a reduction of 63%, while the price of ETH dropped from $4,800 to $2,000, a decline of 59%. Recently, the ETF has continued to experience net outflows, corresponding to a price decline that has lasted for about half a month.
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