Bitcoin ETFs Gain Momentum as Ethereum Faces Steady Withdrawals; ETH Up 7% Today

• Bitcoin ETFs: Growing net inflows.
• Bitcoin ETFs recover after outflows.
• Ethereum ETFs: Record Outflows.

After a turbulent period marked by five consecutive weeks of net outflows, exchange-traded funds (ETFs) bitcoin Spot US trading is seeing a significant recovery as BTC eyes a return to the $84 mark after experiencing a recent drop to the $82 level. Despite showing a gain of over 7% today, Ethereum , in turn, has been facing constant withdrawals in ETFs.

The last ones data The SoSoValue platform’s data reveals a steady positive flow, with a total of US$209,12 million injected into the market yesterday, March 18, marking the third consecutive day of net inflows. This brings the total accumulated net inflow to US$35,79 billion, according to the survey. This movement signals a possible change in investor sentiment, driven by the stabilization of the bitcoin price and the rebalancing of institutional portfolios at the end of the quarter.

At the time of publication, the price of Bitcoin was quoted at US$ 83.758,19 with an increase of 1.4% in the last 24 hours, equivalent to approximately R$ 471,282.31 BRL and € 76,843.87 EUR. In one week, BTC showed an appreciation of 1.4%.

While Bitcoin is experiencing a resurgence amid its recent rally, Ethereum is facing a headwind. Spot ETH-based products have seen an eight-month high in net outflows as they hit their 10th consecutive day. This continued negative inflow into the asset has raised some questions about Ethereum’s future in the ETF market, especially when compared to Bitcoin’s recent performance.

ETH is currently leading gains among major cryptocurrencies today with a surge of over 7%. Ethereum is trading at $2.026,62 with a 7.1% increase in the last 24 hours, bringing its weekly gains to nearly 5%.

Despite correction, Bitcoin leads global market after Trump election

Despite recent corrections in the cryptocurrency market, the largest crypto asset, Bitcoin (BTC), has demonstrated remarkable resilience, overcoming the performance of other major global assets such as stocks, U.S. Treasuries and precious metals, according to market data shared today.

This performance occurs even in a period of volatility, marked by a 23% correction in relation to its historical high recorded on January 20, the day of the inauguration of US President Donald Trump.

Thomas Fahrer, co-founder of Apollo Sats, shared data from Bloomberg that confirms Bitcoin’s superiority over other market segments, including real estate. “Even with the pullback, Bitcoin still outperforms all other assets post-election. Pure alpha,” Fahrer said in a post on X on March 18.