On Tuesday, Bitcoin spot ETF performance was quite good, which also improved Ethereum data. Although the overall net inflow was not particularly strong, interestingly, none of the major US institutions showed a net outflow, which is quite significant in the current environment.
To put it simply, traditional investors have limited enthusiasm for crypto assets, and to truly mobilize large funds, it depends on liquidity loosening. Once this window opens, the flow of funds is likely to follow this logic: Bitcoin is prioritized first, followed by Ethereum. This reflects the risk appetite of institutional investors—first betting on the top assets, then gradually exploring other opportunities.
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GigaBrainAnon
· 3h ago
Bitcoin's vampire attribute is really strong, Ethereum always eats leftovers
Institutions are just this capable, always prioritizing BTC as the highest priority
Wait, can we still enter now? I thought it was going to fall again
Is liquidity loosening reliable? Feels like I've said this many times
So, small coin investors are really destined to be cut leeks
Can they boast without net outflows? The threshold is indeed a bit low
Honestly, even if liquidity comes, it's not our turn to play, let's wait and see
BTC needs to be fully absorbed before ETH gets a turn? What about us altcoin folks, blood, sweat, and tears history
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QuietlyStaking
· 3h ago
Is it considered a highlight if there's no net outflow? This market is really boring.
Bitcoin first fills up and then rotates, it's the old routine. Ethereum still has to wait.
Now it's just a matter of when liquidity loosens; sitting and waiting isn't very realistic.
With institutions' enthusiasm, how can we leverage large funds to enter the market?
They get excited when ETF data looks good, but the overall pattern is still too small.
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GateUser-ccc36bc5
· 3h ago
Institutions not fleeing already counts as a good sign; just wait for liquidity to loosen.
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GasBandit
· 3h ago
Hmm, I'm relieved that institutions are not withdrawing funds. That's the true confidence.
On Tuesday, Bitcoin spot ETF performance was quite good, which also improved Ethereum data. Although the overall net inflow was not particularly strong, interestingly, none of the major US institutions showed a net outflow, which is quite significant in the current environment.
To put it simply, traditional investors have limited enthusiasm for crypto assets, and to truly mobilize large funds, it depends on liquidity loosening. Once this window opens, the flow of funds is likely to follow this logic: Bitcoin is prioritized first, followed by Ethereum. This reflects the risk appetite of institutional investors—first betting on the top assets, then gradually exploring other opportunities.