The market looks calm today, but money is quietly shifting behind the scenes.

Recent fund flows are interesting: Ethereum ETFs continue to see outflows, while Bitcoin ETFs are attracting capital. This isn’t a coincidence—big money is reallocating positions, moving from Ethereum to Bitcoin. The market’s weathervane is already changing direction.

Even more remarkable, an institution quietly transferred over 6,500 bitcoins to a Fidelity custody account within two days. That’s no small amount—it’s equivalent to billions in assets being locked away in a vault. While they’re making big moves silently, retail investors are still nervously watching intraday charts?

Looking elsewhere: expectations for a rate hike from the Bank of Japan are rising again, increasing risks for arbitrage trades; the SEC recently brought up the topic of privacy coins for discussion. These signals may not mean much individually, but together they paint a different picture.

The market never gives advance spoilers, but capital votes with its feet. The biggest trap for retail investors is rushing in when the news gets hyped, then panic-selling when things turn south. Those who truly understand the game have already learned to observe institutional moves and follow the trend, rather than being led by daily price swings.

Rallies often start when sentiment is pessimistic and peak when everyone is euphoric. If you only realize “the bull market is here” when everyone is shouting it, the real profits have already been taken.