Last time we talked about the inflow of funds into the $BTC spot ETF, I wonder if everyone noticed that the top-ranked ETF is the $VOO, the Vanguard S&P 500 spot ETF. The latest data shows that VOO had a net inflow of $40.5 billion in the past week, while the total inflow for 2025 is only $163.7 billion. What does this indicate?

It indicates that the amount of funds invested in the S&P 500 ETF in the past week is 25% of the total funds from the past 11 and a half months. The second-ranked $IVV is BlackRock's S&P 500 broad index, and the third and fifth are also related to U.S. stocks, which means that a large amount of funds has started to flow into U.S. stocks in the past week.

Although it is true that some assets that originally belonged to cryptocurrencies have entered the U.S. stock market based on ETF data, Bitcoin and tech stocks still maintain a strong correlation. Cryptocurrencies are still connected to the U.S. macroeconomy, so I personally believe that as long as U.S. stocks can maintain their upward momentum, at least Bitcoin will not perform too poorly.

Of course, due to liquidity reasons, it is very likely that BTC is just a relatively marginal "stock" among tech stocks, and its volatility may be greater.

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