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📊 Mixin Daily Market Watch

💰 ETF Flows Are Showing Signs of Weakening
BTC spot ETFs recorded around $24 million in net outflows in the latest session, while ETH spot ETFs were roughly flat.

Compared with the stronger inflows seen previously, institutional demand has clearly slowed. Fresh capital is not expanding at the same pace, and the market is becoming more dependent on new catalysts to support risk appetite.

🏦 Macro Pressures Are Back in Focus
U.S. Treasury yields have been moving higher, while the U.S. dollar remains relatively strong, pointing to tighter financial conditions.

For BTC, tech stocks and other high-volatility assets, changes in interest rates and the dollar remain important drivers.

At the same time, rising oil prices are bringing inflation concerns back into focus. If energy prices remain elevated, markets may reassess the path for future Fed rate cuts.

🌍 Iran Tensions Add to Risk-Off Sentiment
Tensions surrounding Iran remain elevated, adding another layer of uncertainty to global markets.

The key issue for markets is not just the geopolitical situation itself, but whether it could disrupt energy supplies. A sustained rise in oil prices could push inflation expectations higher and reinforce concerns about rates staying elevated for longer.

📊 Markets Are Waiting for U.S. Jobs Data
U.S. employment data will be one of the key macro events this week.

If the labor market remains strong, expectations for monetary easing could weaken further. If employment data shows a meaningful slowdown, expectations for rate cuts could strengthen again.

This makes markets more sensitive to incoming data, with the dollar, Treasury yields and risk assets likely to remain closely linked.

🪙 Risk Appetite Is Cooling
Positioning has tilted more bearish recently, while altcoins have given back part of their earlier gains.

This suggests that investors are becoming more selective and are less willing to chase higher-risk assets. Until the macro data and geopolitical risks become clearer, capital may continue to favor more liquid major assets.

🔍 What to Watch
✅ Whether BTC and ETH ETF flows return to net inflows
✅ U.S. employment and upcoming inflation data
✅ Changes in Fed rate-cut expectations
✅ Treasury yields and the U.S. dollar
✅ Oil prices and developments around Iran
✅ Overall risk appetite and capital rotation

⚠️ Risk Reminder
The market is currently dealing with several sources of uncertainty, including weaker ETF flows, a stronger dollar, rising Treasury yields and geopolitical risks.

Before the U.S. employment data is released, volatility could remain elevated. For now, macro data and capital flows are more important to watch than short-term price movements.

Position sizing and leverage should remain controlled, especially around major macro data releases.