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Many long people think that it is useless for Hong Kong's BTC and ETH ETFs to pass, and it is still short to follow the trend. But I don't think necessarily, there was no legal way to buy coins and sell coins before. There are often rich people who are frozen cards when they sell coins to cash out hundreds of millions, and some are frozen until now. Now that the ETF has passed, it is very likely that there will be domestic billionaires who will go to Hong Kong to open an account and buy an ETF. And now there is no reliable financial investment in China, the A-share big dump, the trust thunderstorm (the resident deposit rate has been big pump in the past few months), it is likely that the middle class will go to Hong Kong to open an account. And even if the above situation does not occur, if people in Hong Kong buy a little, it will be a net inflow. So this kind of market is still to buy the dips.