I've noticed that $1.7 billion in funds have flowed into Bitcoin spot ETFs over the past few days. This happened while the price was dropping, so it seems like institutional investors are taking advantage of the moment to accumulate. It's interesting because it shows a difference in strategy between retail traders who are panic selling and decision-makers in institutions who remain calm and focus on buying opportunities. If we look at the difference between CEOs and founders in this context, founders are usually more emotional during market crashes, but CEOs managing funds tend to have more structured risk management. Data indicates that this institutional buying momentum is quite consistent, not just a one-time pump that quickly fades. It seems they see this as a good entry point for the long term. The market is very interesting right now; it's worth watching how this momentum develops.