ChainCatcher news, according to Jinshi reports, Standard Chartered Bank's Global Head of Digital Asset Research Geoff Kendrick stated in a report that this year's Bitcoin capital flows are primarily driven by institutional investors, and this trend is expected to continue. After breaking through $100,000, Bitcoin could reach $200,000 by the end of 2025.So far this year, institutions have purchased 683,000 Bitcoins through U.S. spot ETFs, with MicroStrategy acquiring 245,000 Bitcoins, a significant portion of which was bought after the U.S. presidential election.Kendrick stated, "By 2025, we expect institutional capital inflows to maintain or exceed the pace of 2024." Additionally, the proportion of Bitcoin ETFs currently held by pension funds is relatively small, but this is expected to increase in 2025 due to changes in U.S. regulatory policies.

ChainCatcher message, the CEO of cryptocurrency investment firm FRNT Financial Inc., Stephane Ouellette, stated, "Since Trump's victory, Bitcoin has been overbought, so the stagnation in its rise is a normal phenomenon, meaning that last weekend's market movement can hardly be considered a correction; we are simply back to the mid-levels of last week."Data shows that since Trump's victory, a large amount of capital has flowed into U.S. spot ETFs directly investing in Bitcoin, with the assets of these products now reaching $107 billion.

ChainCatcher news, according to CoinShares' latest weekly report, the total inflow of digital asset investment products reached $176 million last week. The trading activity of ETPs was far above normal, with $19 billion this week, while the average weekly trading volume so far this year has been $14 billion.Ethereum attracted $155 million in inflows last week. This brings its total inflow for the year to $862 million, the highest level since 2021, mainly due to the recently launched U.S. spot ETF.Bitcoin experienced outflows at the beginning of the week, but saw significant inflows in the last few days, bringing the total inflow for the week to $13 million. The short Bitcoin ETP experienced its largest outflow since May 2023, totaling $16 million (23% of assets under management), reducing the assets under management of short positions to the lowest level since the beginning of the year, indicating a significant exit of investors.