Recent data on Bitcoin and Ethereum ETF flows indicate that institutional investors are taking a cautious approach, selectively buying during price dips rather than aggressively increasing exposure. Spot Bitcoin ETFs like BlackRock IBIT and Fidelity FBTC are seeing modest inflows, while Grayscale GBTC continues to experience outflows, reflecting portfolio rebalancing rather than new accumulation. Bitcoin trades around $63,459 with a dominance of 56.4%, signaling institutions are maintaining core Bitcoin exposure but waiting for clearer market signals before committing more capital. This cautious stance aligns with a broader risk-off sentiment, as stablecoins dominate daily gainers and Ethereum prices have dropped more sharply.
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