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📊 $BTC & $ETH — THE FLOW DATA IS GETTING INTERESTING The latest 12-indicator read-through paints a market that's still leaning constructive, but with some important differences between Bitcoin and Ethereum. $BTC: $80,249 (+1.55%) $ETH: $2,511 (+0.17%) The biggest signal is coming from the ETF side: 🟢 BTC ETFs: +$242M 🟢 ETH ETFs: +$235M That's nearly $477M of combined net inflows in one session. Institutional demand is clearly not limited to Bitcoin. 🟠 BTC HAS THE MOMENTUM Bitcoin is showing the stronger price reaction, up 1.55%, while its Coinbase Premium remains positive at +0.0321%. BTC dominance also increased to 60.18%, suggesting Bitcoin is currently capturing a larger share of the market's attention. The key question now is whether BTC can maintain momentum above $80K and continue challenging the major resistance zones overhead. 🔵 ETH IS ATTRACTING CAPITAL, BUT PRICE IS LAGGING Ethereum's ETF inflow is almost as large as Bitcoin's: $235M vs $242M. That's significant. But ETH only gained 0.17%, while the ETH/BTC ratio declined 1.36%. That tells us something important: Capital is flowing into ETH, but BTC is currently showing stronger relative price momentum. So I wouldn't call this a full ETH-led rotation yet. The demand is there. The relative strength still needs to catch up. 🌍 ONE MORE SIGNAL Tether dominance fell to 6.85%, down 1.28%. A declining stablecoin dominance can sometimes coincide with capital moving away from defensive stablecoin positioning and into risk assets. Combined with positive BTC and ETH ETF flows, that gives the market a more constructive backdrop. But as always, one day's data isn't enough to establish a trend. 👀 THE BIG PICTURE Right now, I'm seeing three different messages: BTC → price momentum + institutional demand ETH → strong institutional demand, weaker relative momentum Stablecoins → declining dominance as risk appetite improves That's an interesting combination. If ETF inflows remain strong and BTC holds above $80K, the market could continue building toward the next resistance.