Ethereum ETF inflows totaled $175 million on Wednesday, while Bitcoin ETFs attracted significantly higher capital with $841 million flowing in during the same period. The divergence highlights shifting institutional appetite across major crypto assets.
Regulatory developments showed progress as the SEC wrapped up its investigation into the Zcash Foundation, marking a resolution in the oversight process. Meanwhile, the payments sector is witnessing expanded crypto integration—Visa has entered a partnership with BVNK to roll out stablecoin-powered payouts, signaling mainstream adoption momentum.
On the restructuring front, FTX announced its next creditor repayment round will be processed on March 31, continuing its multi-phase compensation plan for those affected by the exchange's collapse.
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DeFiAlchemist
· 7h ago
*adjusts alchemical instruments* the btc/eth inflow ratio screaming 4.8x divergence... institutional capital fleeing to the philosopher's stone while ethereum sits there like failed transmutation. visa-stablecoin integration tho? that's the real spell being woven into mainstream plumbing
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MetaverseHermit
· 01-15 14:08
Bitcoin has won again, and the gap with Ethereum... institutions are really making multiple-choice questions.
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GasFeeBarbecue
· 01-15 14:07
Bitcoin vampire is sucking again. Why can't Ethereum get back up?
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SelfSovereignSteve
· 01-15 14:01
ETH inflow is a bit miserable, BTC is directly crushing... Where have all the institutions gone?
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HackerWhoCares
· 01-15 14:01
Selling good news again? The BTC vampire is biting even harder this time, and ETH is being crushed directly...
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ser_we_are_early
· 01-15 14:01
BTC is king; the inflow of ETH really isn't impressive. Institutions don't really care much about ETH.
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AirdropHuntress
· 01-15 13:49
Bitcoin's vampire attributes are fully maxed out, yet ETH inflow is only 175 million? The attitude of the institutions is clear... Visa's recent partnership looks impressive, but stablecoin payments are still a long way from widespread adoption—don't be fooled by the hype. FTX's compensation progress is steady, and data shows that this multi-round compensation system is more reliable than expected.
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SigmaBrain
· 01-15 13:45
Wow, BTC is once again outperforming ETH in seconds. Institutions are really starting to be selective...
Ethereum ETF inflows totaled $175 million on Wednesday, while Bitcoin ETFs attracted significantly higher capital with $841 million flowing in during the same period. The divergence highlights shifting institutional appetite across major crypto assets.
Regulatory developments showed progress as the SEC wrapped up its investigation into the Zcash Foundation, marking a resolution in the oversight process. Meanwhile, the payments sector is witnessing expanded crypto integration—Visa has entered a partnership with BVNK to roll out stablecoin-powered payouts, signaling mainstream adoption momentum.
On the restructuring front, FTX announced its next creditor repayment round will be processed on March 31, continuing its multi-phase compensation plan for those affected by the exchange's collapse.