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BTC's next major advance may require deeper allocations from advisers, corporations, banks and sovereign investors.
Oluwapelumi Adejumo 7 min read 
With Wall Street and ETF rails shut, BTC keeps trading, proving that always-on access can also mean thinner liquidity.
A $223 million inflow into spot Bitcoin funds offered relief to crypto markets after softer labor data reduced immediate pressure from rate expectations.
Bitcoin and Ethereum ETF outflows dwarfed XRP’s weekly inflow, while selective demand for XRP and HYPE wrappers showed institutions separating broad crypto risk from targeted altcoin exposure.
IBIT still dominates the spot Bitcoin ETF market, but Farside's latest flow data shows its scale can now work in reverse when Bitcoin needs fresh spot demand around $60,000.
The 200-week break now depends on whether ETF outflows fade or turn the level into resistance.
Six weeks of relentless Bitcoin ETF outflows have investors asking whether institutional conviction has finally broken.
Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs lost roughly $2.5 billion through June 18, while HYPE and XRP funds drew less than $75 million combined, showing investors are not rotating so much as de-risking.
Morgan Stanley’s proposed 0.14% ETH and SOL fees raise pressure on rivals as advisors weigh staking-adjusted crypto exposure.
