The Difference Between Bitcoin and Ethereum Shows Security Distinction: Institutional Demand is High! - Coin Bulletin

Presto analyst Min Jung stated that there is high demand for Bitcoin but a trust gap exists between it and Ethereum

As a strong accumulation period was experienced at the beginning of 2025**, a sharp reversal in ETF inflows has begun to be observed**. Currently, there is an outflow of approximately 5 billion dollars from Bitcoin ETFs, which corresponds to about %12(, negatively affecting the BTC price. This situation indicates a different trend compared to previous small exits in ETFs.

In the US, spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds extended their positive inflow streak to 10 days on Thursday, marking the longest series of inflows since December of last year.

)# Min Jung's evaluations: Uncertainty in the market continues

Presto Research analyst Min Jung said, "This situation shows that institutional investors continue to demand exposure to Bitcoin instead of aggressively taking risks."

Jung noted that investors have gained some confidence that Trump's tariffs will not be as widespread in recent times, but emphasized that the ongoing policies continue to suppress market sentiment.

Although there was an inflow of 1.06 billion dollars into ETFs in the last 10 trading days, it was stated that this amount is smaller than the single-day inflow on January 17.

Jung also pointed out the difference in flows between Bitcoin ETFs and Ether ETFs. Since February 20, spot ether ETFs have recorded net inflows on only two days, while net outflows were observed on all other days.

However, Jung noted that the ETF inflows in the last 10 trading days remained "relatively modest", adding: "This difference clearly indicates a distinction in investor confidence between Bitcoin and Ethereum."