Institutional investors are favoring spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs like BlackRock IBIT and Fidelity FBTC, driving steady inflows that support Bitcoin's price around $64,119 and Ethereum near $1,897. This trend highlights a preference for lower-fee, direct exposure vehicles over legacy products like Grayscale GBTC, which continues to see outflows. Bitcoin dominance at 56.5% indicates institutions focus on BTC rather than altcoins, keeping the market in a consolidation phase. The ongoing ETF inflows suggest measured accumulation and growing institutional confidence, potentially stabilizing the crypto market without immediate breakout moves.
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