斑点比特币ETF参见投资者情绪的回报

根据Sosovalue Data的数据，这12个比特币ETF在周一带来了147万美元的净流入量，打破了7天的流出连胜，使8.78亿美元撤出了。

U.S. Bitcoin ETFs saw a return to inflows on April 14 as investor sentiment picked up following the government’s decision to roll back tariffs on Chinese tech products like smartphones and computers.

美国比特币ETF在4月14日的流入中恢复了流入，因为政府决定对智能手机和计算机等中国科技产品的征收征收，因此投资者的情绪逐渐增加。

According to SoSoValue data, the 12 spot Bitcoin ETFs brought in a modest $1.47 million on Monday, breaking a seven-day outflow streak that saw $878 million pulled out. BlackRock’s IBIT led the gains with $36.72 million in inflows, but Fidelity’s FBTC offset most of that by seeing $35.25 million in outflows. The other ETFs had pretty quiet trading days.

根据Sosovalue数据，周一的12个比特币ETF带来了147万美元，打破了7天的流出连胜，使8.78亿美元撤出了。贝莱德（Blackrock）的IBIT以3672万美元的流入领先，但Fidelity的FBTC抵消了其中的大部分，看到了3525万美元的外流。其他ETF的交易日期非常安静。

The overall daily trading volume across all BTC ETFs hit $2.16 billion on April 14, with total net inflows since launch sitting at $35.36 billion.

所有BTC ETF的总每日交易量在4月14日达到21.6亿美元，自推出以来，净流入量为353.6亿美元。

While this small bounce hints at a possible shift in sentiment, things weren’t as positive for Ether ETFs.

尽管这种小的反弹暗示了可能的情绪转变，但事物对以太ETF的效果并不那么积极。

Ether ETFs saw outflows for the fifth day in a row, losing $5.98 million on Monday. Fidelity’s FETH was the biggest loser, with $7.78 million in outflows, while 21Shares’ CETH helped soften the blow a bit with $1.8 million in inflows.

Ether ETF连续第五天看到流出，周一损失了598万美元。富达的费斯（Feth）是最大的失败者，有778万美元的流出，而21shares的Ceth则以180万美元的流入帮助使打击略微减轻了一点点。

The slight improvement in ETF sentiment came after President Donald Trump announced that certain Chinese tech products, including smartphones and computers, would be exempt from his “reciprocal” tariffs.

唐纳德·特朗普总统宣布某些中国科技产品（包括智能手机和计算机）将免于他的“互惠”关税之后，ETF情绪的略有改善是在征收的。

These exemptions followed weeks of rising tensions between the U.S. and China, where both sides had slapped heavy tariffs on each other, up to 145% from the U.S. and 125% from China, stirring fears of a full-blown trade war.

这些豁免是在美国和中国之间数周的紧张局势加剧之后，双方都对彼此收取了高额关税，比美国收取了145％的税率，而来自中国的125％则激发了人们对一场全面贸易战的担忧。

Following the rollback, U.S. stock markets closed higher on Monday, and Bitcoin (BTC) jumped back above $85,000 after holding strong at $84,000 support. It’s now up nearly 7% over the past week.

回滚后，美国股票市场周一关闭，比特币（BTC）在以84,000美元的支持下持有强势后跃升了85,000美元以上。在过去的一周中，它现在增长了近7％。

However, the rollback, issued early on Saturday, may end up being short-lived, as Trump later clarified that these goods were simply being moved into a different tariff group or “bucket.”

但是，周六早些时候发布的回滚最终可能是短暂的，因为特朗普后来澄清说，这些商品只是被转移到了另一个关税集团或“桶”中。

Analysts at crypto.news say Bitcoin is currently forming a Shark Harmonic pattern, a technical setup that often follows a consolidation phase. If this plays out, BTC might push past its previous all-time high near $110,000 before facing any major pullback.

Crypto.news的分析师说，比特币目前正在形成鲨鱼谐波模式，这是一种技术设置，通常遵循合并阶段。如果这样做，BTC可能会在面对任何重大回调之前将其以前的历史最接近110,000美元推高。

Still, not all macro trends are supportive. Agne Linge, head of growth at decentralized bank WeFi, pointed to rising 30-year bond yields in Japan, which just hit 2.345%, their highest level in 30 years. Linge warned this could signal a shift away from risk assets like Bitcoin, especially from institutions that prefer safer returns.

尽管如此，并非所有宏观趋势都支持。分散银行WEFI的增长负责人Agne Linge指出，日本的债券收益率上升了，其债券收益率上升了，其最高水平达到了2.345％。 Linge警告说，这可能表明从比特币等风险资产中转移，尤其是从更喜欢更安全回报的机构中。

“If the Bank of Japan reacts by raising interest rates, we could see liquidity dry up in both traditional markets and crypto,” Linge told crypto.news. “Crypto tends to do well when there’s more excess liquidity. So if Japan tightens up, it might pressure the space—at least short-term.”

Linge告诉Crypto.News：“如果日本银行通过提高利率做出反应，我们可能会看到传统市场和加密货币的流动性枯竭。” “当流动性过多时，加密货币往往会做得很好。因此，如果日本收紧，它可能会给空间带来压力，至少是短期的。”

However, on a positive note, she added that the U.S. might help counterbalance this pressure.

但是，她补充说，美国可能有助于抵消这种压力。

“Since the U.S. is a bigger market, the world may respond more toward the country’s monetary policies than Japan,” she added.

她补充说：“由于美国是一个更大的市场，因此与日本相比，世界可能对该国的货币政策做出更大的反应。”