Institutional investors poured $786M into crypto ETFs between April 10-13, approaching $1B in weekly inflows. For the first time, ETH ETFs outpaced BTC ETFs as Ethereum on-chain activity jumped 41%. Harvard's endowment rotated from BTC to ETH back in February — now the ETF flow data confirms institutional rotation is real.
Institutional investors poured $786M into crypto ETFs between April 10-13, approaching $1B in weekly inflows. For the first time, ETH ETFs outpaced BTC ETFs as Ethereum on-chain activity jumped 41%. Harvard's endowment rotated from BTC to ETH back in February — now the ETF flow data confirms institutional rotation is real.
Institutional capital is flowing back into crypto ETFs at pace not seen since February. Between April 10-13, crypto ETFs pulled in $786M in net inflows, approaching $1B for the week.
The rotation from Bitcoin to Ethereum isn't just a narrative — it's showing up in the institutional flow data. ETH ETF inflows exceeded BTC ETF inflows for the first time since the products launched, while on-chain metrics show a 41% surge in Ethereum network activity.
This aligns with what Harvard's endowment signaled back in February when they reduced BTC exposure and increased ETH positions. The smart money is diversifying within crypto, not exiting.
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