Bitcoin Wins the Institutional Flow Battle as Ethereum Slips
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Institutions added 92,116 BTC (fund holdings rose 7.21% from 1.278M to 1.370M BTC) between Feb 7 and May 5; BTC price climbed from $69,249 to $80,874. Bitcoin ETFs drew over $1.16B in early May inflows, outpacing Ethereum ETF totals and highlighting stronger institutional ETF adoption and fundraising for BTC. ETH/BTC fell below key moving averages, signaling weaker Ethereum demand vs Bitcoin and potential rotation risk for ETH in crypto markets.
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- Bitcoin fund holdings rose 7.21% as institutions added 92,116 BTC between Feb. 7 and May 5.
- ETH/BTC fell below key moving averages, showing Ethereum’s weaker demand against Bitcoin.
- Bitcoin ETFs drew over $1.16B in early May inflows, far above Ethereum ETF totals.
Bitcoin is pulling further ahead in the institutional market as fund balances, ETF inflows, and corporate accumulation continue to favor BTC over Ethereum. CryptoQuant data shared on May 7 showed fund holdings rose from 1.278 million BTC on Feb. 7 to 1.370 million BTC on May 5. That added 92,116 BTC, a 7.21% increase, while the asset’s price climbed from $69,249 to $80,874.
Fund Holdings Show Stronger BTC Demand
CryptoQuant analyst MorenoDV said Bitcoin regained institutional confidence faster, while Ethereum still showed signs of hesitation. The data showed large investors added exposure after the…
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