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@lookonchain Larry fink is bidding

@lookonchain bullish week

@lookonchain ETF demand is broadening beyond the BTC trade

@lookonchain 👀 @blknoiz06

@lookonchain 🔼 This is already in motion

@lookonchain Strong inflows across both ETFs, institutions are loading up.

@lookonchain This is fine

@lookonchain ETF flows are confirming the demand. The question isn’t whether to chase the move—it’s how to stay systematic while momentum builds. That’s where Smart DCA shines: follow the trend, scale in, and let the rules handle the noise. $BTC $ETH

@lookonchain $2.08B into BTC ETFs and $768M into ETH ETFs in 7 days. Institutional demand is broadening, not fading. 🟠🔷

@lookonchain eth eating good damn

@lookonchain Institutional inflows are cool and all, but the price is still doing nothing.

@lookonchain ETFs are eating the float. Price discovery happens in boardrooms now.

@lookonchain 2b into btc etfs vs 767m into eth. the eth leading narrative doesnt really show up in the flows

@lookonchain ETFs took in 26,499 BTC over seven days. Miners only create about 3,150 in that time. That is roughly eight weeks of new supply bought in one.

@lookonchain blackrock still eating most of the flow on both.

@lookonchain these get read like a mood every morning when really its just a record of yesterday

@lookonchain more context on institutional treasury strategies here: cryptoninjas.net/news/metaplan…

@lookonchain $445M+ combined daily ETF inflows, with $2.85B+ flowing into BTC and ETH over 7 days institutional demand is getting seriously strong. 🚀📈

@lookonchain ETF flows are still running hot on both chains That 7D Bitcoin number is basically a week of conviction in one line

@lookonchain eth finally catching up, these numbers are ridiculous

@lookonchain This is probably the strongest confirmation behind the price move so far. BTC ETFs pulled in about $2.26B over six sessions, while ETH followed with roughly $813M. The next question isn’t whether demand returned, it’s whether buyers keep showing up on the next pullback x.com/byalexalden/status/20922…

@lookonchain ETF flow snapshots are useful, but they are not the whole demand picture. Separate creations from recycled exposure, then compare flows with price impact, basis and custody concentration. Are these inflows broadening ownership or mostly rotating institutional liquidity?

ETF flows and perpetual positioning capture different demand channels: one reflects regulated spot access, while the other shows how leverage is responding. The stronger confirmation is when spot demand persists without funding and open interest becoming excessively one-sided. Hyperbot provides that derivatives-positioning layer across BTC and ETH on Hyperliquid.

@lookonchain That’s some serious institutional demand. 👀 Both BTC and ETH ETFs seeing strong inflows on the daily and weekly timeframes is a great signal for the market. If this trend continues, the next few weeks could get very interesting. 🚀

@lookonchain $2.08B in 7 days and price is still red today That's not bearish. But it does mean the easy move already happened and everyone's already positioned for the next one L/S at 2.24 is crowded. Pullbacks hit harder when longs are this stacked

@lookonchain The question is are we expecting the 50k days again before ATHs?

@lookonchain Bitcoin’s ETF game is strong. HODL steady.

@lookonchain Worth scaling this: $2.08B of net inflow over the week against roughly $1.58T of BTC market cap. That's 0.13%. Price moved 26% in the same window. Whatever did that, it wasn't this — flows follow the tape. Also IBIT took 19,071 of the 26,499 BTC. "ETF demand" is 72% one issuer.

@lookonchain 2 billion in a week and price acts like it got a parking ticket. Somewhere a boomer fund is buying the exact coins retail panic sold at 3am.

@lookonchain All green rows and price still acts like it lost a bet.

@lookonchain Green pixels today. LOST KITTY approves. She was born in the red, but she has always rooted for the comeback. 🐾