Spot BTC ETFs saw $525 million in net inflows in a single day, an unusually large figure over the past month. IBIT and FBTC alone accounted for nearly $450 million, showing that institutional investors’ appetite for buying the dip has clearly returned. After several consecutive days of net outflows ($65 million on the 12th and $260 million on the 14th), this inflow directly offset selling pressure. BTC is currently at $82,873, up a modest 0.14% over 24 hours, and has temporarily held the $83,000 level. However, the $14.9 million inflow into Ethereum ETFs looks somewhat misleading: ETHA itself still saw $29.3 million in outflows, with smaller products such as FETH making up the difference. The market is clearly more cautious about ETH than BTC. Fund flows are a lagging indicator, so don’t treat them as a reversal signal. The key is whether inflows continue for at least three consecutive days. $BTC $ETH