The Crypto Market’s Most Dangerous Misreading: ETF Showing ‘Zero Inflows’? ｜Minimalist Finance

Original author：极简财经

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BTC, ETH and SOL have rebounded simultaneously, but this does not mean that funds have fully returned. Prices, ETF flows, derivatives leverage and on-chain activity use different time windows; reading an uncompleted ETF form as "zero inflow" will lead to erroneous conclusions. This issue of Minimalist Finance dismantles three market clocks: real-time currency prices, ETF subscriptions and redemptions on the last full trading day, and continuously changing leverage and on-chain data. The research snapshot shows that BTC is about US$78,781, ETH is about US$2,549, and SOL is about US$103.35. The latest ETF data that can be fully read on September 11 is a net outflow of BTC of US$13.2 million, a net inflow of ETH of US$216.4 million, and a net outflow of SOL of US$300,000. The total supply of stablecoins fell by about 0.11% in seven days, indicating that price rebound and liquidity changes are not the same variable. Chapters: 00:00 Opening and three market clocks 00:32 Live prices: BTC, ETH and SOL rebound 01:19 Why you can’t trust ETF’s “zero inflow” 01:53 Derivatives and open interest 02:32 Stablecoin supply slightly down 03:07 On-chain stock and activity 03:47 ETH rotation and Solana tokenized stocks 04:25 Macro clock and Fed meeting 04:58 Three-coin technical observation interval 05:49 Summary: First check the time, and then look at the conclusion. The core data is based on the source account of the entrance DOCX, including CoinGecko, Farside, CoinGlass, DefiLlama, the U.S. Department of the Treasury, Solana Foundation and other public information. The ETF table on September 14 still has a large number of horizontal bars at the time of the manuscript, and a total of 0.0 is not considered complete end-of-day data; the ETF segment uses the last complete trading day on September 11. Prices, open interest, and on-chain indicators are all rolling snapshots of the time points listed in the manuscript. Changes in the supply of stablecoins do not equal exchange cash, nor do they necessarily mean buying a certain token; TVL, addresses, and number of transactions cannot be directly equated to real users or income. The support, pressure, and failure conditions in the video are observational frameworks, not buying and selling points. The content is for research and educational reference only and does not constitute investment advice. The market is risky, so please control your positions and use leverage with caution. #Bitcoin#Ethereum#Solana #Cryptocurrency#ETFFundFlow#Minimal Finance