2026-01-06 05:50:23

#2026年比特币行情展望 Ethereum spot ETF's recent performance is worth paying attention to: net inflow of $174 million on January 2, and net inflow of $165 million on January 5. This $170 million single-day inflow has become a key short-term support line, so keep a close watch.

Looking ahead, the real drivers are two factors—the potential Fed rate cut window and the gradual clarification of regulatory attitudes. If both exert influence simultaneously, the market will react noticeably. Therefore, it's recommended not to go all in at once; instead, enter in batches based on changes in ETF AUM, which is more prudent.

But don't be too optimistic; the volatility risk in the US stock market is still there, so stay alert.

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ContractSurrender

· 01-08 21:01

$170 million support line sounds quite solid, and I agree with the phased entry approach. Phased entry is indeed prudent, but when the rate cut window will truly open remains uncertain. The Federal Reserve's rate cut and regulatory clarity need to happen simultaneously; waiting for just one is unlikely. However, the inflow volume of the ETF does indicate some issues; the bosses are optimistic. There's nothing wrong with the all-in advice; I just suffered a loss from a one-time all-in. The US stock market is so volatile that entering now is just gambling with luck; better to wait for more signals. Stable inflow volume is good, but I'm worried it might suddenly turn negative one day.

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ShadowStaker

· 01-08 00:19

ngl the 1.7B daily inflow threshold is kinda arbitrary... like yeah track the flows but don't get hypnotized by a single data point. the real question is whether these ETF inflows actually correlate with genuine network adoption or just macro liquidity chasing yields rn

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GateUser-afe07a92

· 01-06 09:51

170 million inflows have stabilized the situation, but the Federal Reserve's side is still a bit uncertain. The interest rate cut window is crucial. Gradual entry is indeed more prudent; going all in is too risky. That's how I operate as well. The volatility in US stocks is really annoying; you have to keep a close eye on it at all times. I will continue to monitor ETF data; I feel there is potential ahead. But don't be blinded by short-term inflows; clear regulations are the real catalyst.

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FUD_Whisperer

· 01-06 06:19

170 million support line sounds good, but how many people truly dare to go all-in? Cutting interest rates + regulatory measures need to be implemented together; just dreaming is meaningless. I agree with the approach of entering in batches; going all-in is just gambling.

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GasGuru

· 01-06 06:15

170 million inflow is the support line? Bro, how long does this data need to be observed to be valid? Large ETF investments sound good, but does the Federal Reserve really dare to cut interest rates? I don't believe it. Gradual entry is the right approach; those who went all in are probably crying now. Regulatory clarification? Let's wait and see. This thing is unpredictable. When the US stock market jitters, Ethereum suffers too. That's the real risk.

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SolidityNewbie

· 01-06 06:09

1.7 billion in single-day inflow feels like a psychological threshold. Can it really hold up? Gradual entry is the right approach; those who went all in should have learned their lesson by now. The rate cut window still has to wait; don't celebrate too early. When the US stock market jitters, crypto follows suit—too real. ETF money flows in quickly and out just as fast. What can the market tell us about these two months? Keep an eye on AUM trends; it's much more reliable than looking at price charts. Regulatory clarity? I think we need to wait a bit longer; things on the US side are uncertain. Gradual, step by step—people just aren't willing to go all in. That's the current market mentality.

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GweiWatcher

· 01-06 06:01

The claim that the support line is at 170 million USD is a bit hasty; what really matters is whether it can break 180 million USD later on. I agree with the idea of entering in batches, but it feels a bit late to buy now. The Federal Reserve is still a big question mark. Regulatory clarity? Dream on haha. When both of these factors are uncertain, it's better to stay conservative. If the US stock market crashes, Ethereum won't be able to escape either. Don't be fooled by ETF inflows. A true reversal will only happen when the Federal Reserve actually starts cutting interest rates. It's still too early to say it's a push now.

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SlowLearnerWang

· 01-06 05:50

Seeing this data only after the fact again, the support line of 170 million has probably been blown through long ago. I've heard the "gradual entry" approach too many times, always claiming it's safer. But in the end? It still depends on the Federal Reserve's stance.

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