Bitcoin-related exchange-traded funds (ETFs) saw a significant influx of $221 million in net inflows on April 2nd, reversing three consecutive days of outflows. This shift highlights renewed investor confidence in Bitcoin, especially as market conditions become more optimistic heading into the second quarter. Strong demand for top Bitcoin ETF products suggests both institutional and retail investors are viewing fresh opportunities in the asset. This inflow stands out particularly given recent crypto market volatility, demonstrating that Bitcoin remains a preferred asset for risk-seeking investment strategies. Meanwhile, Ethereum ETFs experienced continued outflows on April 2nd, totaling $51.24 million across all nine U.S.-listed ETFs. Notably, none of the ETFs reported any inflows, highlighting a lack of new investor interest in Ethereum at present. This divergence between Bitcoin and Ethereum suggests a current market preference for Bitcoin, potentially driven by its status as a safer or more established asset in uncertain economic times. With Ethereum currently facing regulatory hurdles and potential delays to ETF approvals, it’s possible this temporary underperformance will be rectified with clarity on the ETF landscape. However, for now, Bitcoin is expected to maintain dominance in ETF flows.