#BTC ETF持仓破1530亿美元#

$153 billion Bitcoin ETF, Wall Street's wallets are more appealing than miners'!
The total value of Bitcoin spot ETF holdings has surpassed 153 billion USD for the first time. This is not just a cold, hard number, but rather Wall Street collectively presenting their "declaration of loyalty." In the past, they dismissed Bitcoin as "digital air," but now they are not only buying it but also banding together to lock it up, effectively becoming a "super mining pool" in the crypto world.
Do you know whose money is in the ETF? Pension funds, fund managers, insurance companies... In other words, the retirement funds of grandpa and grandma have now indirectly become the moat for Bitcoin. For miners, it's hard to dig blocks, but when institutional funds pour in, the price protection is even tougher than graphics cards.
This implies an upgrade in the narrative of Bitcoin: from "a niche toy for hedging inflation" to "a must-have in global asset allocation." Moreover, ETFs are different from retail investors casually betting; institutional allocation is long-term and locked in, naturally reducing selling pressure.
Don't forget, $153 billion is not the end point. As long as the Federal Reserve eases up a bit, the funding pool can rise again. Bitcoin has transformed from a "rebellious teenager" to a "family wealth allocation," which is the irony of the crypto market.
In a nutshell: Bitcoin ETFs are not about giving money to retail investors, but rather they are a cash machine for Wall Street.