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#美国11月降息预期对加密市场有何影响? #币圈观察员 Odaily Planet Daily News According to data, in the past four years, among the 1,800 ETFs that started trading, the inflow of funds of BlackRock's IBIT ranked first. Bloomberg ETF analyst James Seyffart believes that part of the reason for the rapid influx of funds is that investors have wanted to invest in Bitcoin for some time, but before the ETF was approved, they did not have a safe or simple way to invest. Now that ETFs are trading, this demand is rapidly entering the market. He said: "I think this is a suppressed demand, but as people learn more, this is also a new demand. Traditional Financial Institutions are also interested in these products—including Hedging funds involved in futures trading. This helps improve liquidity and demand." Additionally, Hedging funds have been going long on ETFs and then selling futures contracts. Meanwhile, the performance of the Ethereum Spot ETF has been disappointing. Farside data shows that so far, 9 ETFs have accumulated net outflows of $491.9 million. However, this does not mean that demand will not recover. Investors have put cash into other products, which may signal a turnaround is imminent. Seyffart added, "It's just that the outflow of Grayscale ETHE outweighs the inflow of other (Ethereum) ETFs, that's the current situation."