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According to AiCoin monitoring, in the past 4 trading days, US spot BTC ETF funds have continued to see inflows, reaching 585 million US dollars. During this period, the largest inflow was into IBIT, totaling 477 million US dollars; next was ARKB, with an inflow of 59.6 million US dollars. According to the [Spot BTC ETF Tracking] real trading strategy developed by AiCoin, ETF fund inflows are significantly positively correlated with the BTC price. Users can subscribe to the indicator, allowing the program to automatically place orders based on fund flows. The data is for reference only.

Jinse Finance reported that on April 25, Bitcoin developer Paul Sztorc announced the launch of eCash, a Bitcoin hard fork network that continues to use the SHA-256 hash algorithm, scheduled for August this year. This project will introduce a new competitive Layer blockchain and seven Layer2 scaling networks called “drivechains.” After the hard fork goes live, BTC holders will be able to exchange BTC for eCash at a 1:1 ratio. Paul Sztorc stated that, unlike 2017’s Bitcoin Cash, eCash will no longer use the “Bitcoin” name. However, his proposal to manually reallocate part of Satoshi Nakamoto’s approximately 1.1 million BTC to early investors has sparked strong controversy within the community, with some Bitcoin supporters criticizing the move as “theft and disrespect.”

According to Odaily, Nasdaq-listed Bitcoin mining company Bitdeer published its latest Bitcoin holdings data on X. As of the week ending April 24, its Bitcoin mining output was 185.7 BTC, but it also sold 185.7 BTC during the same period, resulting in a net addition of 0 BTC. The company currently maintains zero Bitcoin holdings.