ETH got its spot ETF, but it still can't match BTC in flows. The numbers don't lie: → Weekly inflows: BTC $568M vs ETH $23.6M → Total ETF assets: BTC $88.3B vs ETH $11.5B → Daily volume: BTC $3.57B vs ETH $809M Why institutions are skeptical: → ETF holders get zero staking yield (native ETH earns 3.5-4.2%) → ETH is less deflationary after the Dencun upgrade → L2s gutted L1 fee revenue @BlackRock's staking ETF could change things by giving institutions yield, but it won't flip these numbers overnight. Until then, BTC remains the easier call.

2026.3.12 Today's Strategy BTC 68,700 long target 71,500-72,000 stop 67,900 ETH 2,010-1,980 range long target 2,080-2,120 stop 1,960 SOL 83.3-84.5 long target 88-90 stop 81 All of the above are personal opinions; profit and loss are at your own risk. If you think the host's strategy is accurate, subscribe and give a like.

The overall market in the morning shows a trend of oscillation, decline, and recovery. Bitcoin faced resistance around 70,400 and gradually declined. During the session, the price continued to oscillate downward, with a low of around 69,200 before the bulls gradually took over. Currently, it is consolidating around 69,500. Overall, the morning decline is more of a short-term structural adjustment and not a trend reversal. From the chart perspective, Bitcoin's four-hour timeframe still maintains a range-bound oscillation pattern, with the 69,000 level forming a key support zone. The morning pullback did not break the support area; instead, it gradually showed signs of stabilizing at the lows. Therefore, the trading strategy remains to be cautiously long on dips. Bitcoin retraced around 69,100-68,300, with potential to rise to 70,800-72,800. Altcoins retraced around 2,010-1,970, with potential to rise to 2,080-2,160.