Post-Flash Crash ETF Flows Show the Real Rotation
CryptoFox
The tape says the dip was bought. The data says it was bought by institutions. Bitcoin spot ETFs recorded $1.9178 billion in net inflows in a single week, the strongest weekly print since the October 11 flash crash. Ethereum spot ETFs pulled in $692.6 million in the same window. The numbers are easy to repeat. They are harder to interpret correctly. I’ve spent years separating ETF flow narratives from actual on-chain behavior, and this week’s data deserves more than another “risk-on” headline. Let me walk through what the flows imply, what they don’t, and why the market might be misreading the signal.
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