ChainCatcher 消息，彭博高级 ETF 分析师 Eric Balchunas 在 X 平台发文表示，尽管比特币价格经历 40% 下跌，导致许多投资者账面亏损，但比特币 ETF 中实际仅有约 6% 的资产流出，94% 仍坚守仓位。相比之下，老牌比特币投资者（OGs）在类似行情下的行为则可能不同，这种趋势已显示出新一代 ETF 投资者对长期持有策略更为坚定。

ChainCatcher 消息，彭博高级 ETF 分析师 Eric Balchunas 在 X 平台发文表示，尽管比特币价格经历 40% 下跌，导致许多投资者账面亏损，但比特币 ETF 中实际仅有约 6% 的资产流出，94% 仍坚守仓位。相比之下，老牌比特币投资者（OGs）在类似行情下的行为则可能不同，这种趋势已显示出新一代 ETF 投资者对长期持有策略更为坚定。

彭博分析师：比特币 ETF 投资者坚守信念，资产实际流出占比仅约 6%

According to ChainCatcher, Eric Balchunas, senior ETF analyst at Bloomberg, stated in an article on the X platform that despite the 40% drop in Bitcoin's price, resulting in paper losses for many investors, only about 6% of Bitcoin ETF assets actually saw outflows, with 94% remaining in their positions. In contrast, veteran Bitcoin investors (OGs) might behave differently in similar market conditions, indicating a new generation of ETF investors is more committed to long-term holding strategies.

According to ChainCatcher, Eric Balchunas, a senior ETF analyst at Bloomberg, wrote on the X platform that despite the 40% drop in Bitcoin prices, which resulted in paper losses for many investors, only about 6% of the assets in Bitcoin ETFs actually flowed out, with 94% still holding their positions. In contrast, established Bitcoin investors (OGs) may behave differently in similar market conditions, a trend that shows a new generation of ETF investors are more committed to long-term holding strategies.

Bloomberg analysts: Bitcoin ETF investors hold firm to their beliefs, with actual asset outflows accounting for only about 6%.

This article is from Vanity Fair.
Compiled by Odaily Odaily(@OdailyChina); Translated by Moni
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