Funds flow back into Bitcoin ETFs, while Ethereum ETFs extend consecutive inflows. U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded net inflows of approximately $217 million on Monday, rebounding after a prior day’s outflow. Ethereum ETFs also added approximately $88 million in net inflows, marking their 11th consecutive day of inflows. Bitcoin ETF assets under management expanded to nearly $100 billion by the end of August, making August the strongest month of the year so far. (https://t.co/QL061oJyyr) Market sentiment is now focused on whether this recent movement is merely a temporary correction following last week’s decline, or whether the inflow trend will persist. While short-term price fluctuations may appear volatile, sustained ETF inflows signal that institutional asset allocators, not just retail investors, are incorporating cryptocurrencies into their portfolios. Bitcoin ETFs, in particular, allow investors to gain exposure to price movements without the logistical complexities of holding physical assets, making market strength directly translate into stronger capital inflows. (https://t.co/QL061oJyyr) Meanwhile, Ethereum ETFs have seen quiet but persistent buying pressure. Eleven consecutive days of net inflows suggest that medium-term portfolio rebalancing is outweighing short-term trading activity. While it is not uncommon for Bitcoin to lead market direction and Ethereum to follow, what stands out this time is that capital is flowing into both simultaneously. Whether this represents a temporary rebound or becomes a sustained investment theme for the second half of the year will become clearer over the next few inflow cycles. (https://t.co/QL061oJyyr) In the cryptocurrency market, where new capital flows matters more than price alone. Continued ETF inflows reinforce the trend of capital shifting from exchange trading toward more institutionalized investment vehicles. Conversely, if inflows stall, upward momentum is likely to weaken. This recent activity underscores that both Bitcoin and Ethereum remain key outlets for institutional investors, while also clearly indicating that market conditions are far from uniform. (https://t.co/QL061oJyyr)