The recent market performance has become increasingly interesting.

On December 25th, spot investment products for Bitcoin and Ethereum collectively came under pressure, with funds flowing out. Bitcoin saw a withdrawal of $123.9 million on that day, with a total outflow of $754 million over the week. Ethereum's situation was not much better, with a single-day outflow of $72.4 million and a seven-day outflow of $208.8 million.

But that's not all. Meanwhile, Solana was attracting funds. A net inflow of $2.72 million on the day and a seven-day net inflow of $31.75 million — although the absolute numbers don't seem that large, the trend is clearly opposite.

This actually indicates one thing: market funds are quietly shifting. Funds are withdrawing from traditional mainstream coins and concentrating into high-volatility, high-risk, high-reward sectors. This divergence is not accidental but reflects the true state of investor sentiment — some are reducing their holdings in the broader market, while others are chasing opportunities. The market is always in flux, constantly flowing and choosing.