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$BTC & $ETH CAPITAL MAY BE ROTATING, NOT LEAVING Bitcoin's nine-session ETF inflow streak has finally broken, with spot BTC ETFs recording outflows. At the same time, spot ETH ETFs are still seeing inflows. That divergence is more interesting to me than the headline "BTC ETF outflows." One asset losing inflows while another continues attracting capital doesn't necessarily mean institutions are abandoning crypto. It could simply mean capital is becoming more selective. Bitcoin has already had a strong move, so some investors may be taking profits or waiting for a better entry. Ethereum, meanwhile, is still attracting fresh ETF demand, giving ETH a different source of support. Now the market has an important question to answer: Is this temporary rotation or the beginning of a broader shift in preference? If BTC stabilizes while ETH continues attracting inflows, the relative strength of Ethereum becomes increasingly important. But if BTC outflows accelerate across multiple sessions and price continues weakening, the signal becomes much more concerning. For now, I wouldn't make a big conclusion from one day's flow. Watch the next few sessions. Watch price. Watch whether capital returns. The market doesn't always announce a rotation with a breakout. Sometimes it starts quietly through the flow of money. $BTC $ETH The interesting part isn't that BTC had an outflow. It's where the capital goes next.