Institutional crypto signals
There’s fresh sign institutional interest is returning to the big two: social posts note money flows into Bitcoin and Ethereum even as altcoins bleed, and CoinTelegraph data flags Bitcoin supply in profit nearing levels typical of deep bear markets — a rotation not a collapse. ( ) At the same time, JPMorgan reported Q1 crypto flows of about $11B (down roughly two‑thirds year‑over‑year) and market chatter says Charles Schwab is eyeing spot BTC/ETH trading — two signals that big firms are still reshaping access and allocation frameworks. ( )
Recent posts and flow trackers show money moving into Bitcoin and Ethereum. (coinglass.com) At the same time, many smaller tokens have been losing ground and liquidity. (coingecko.com) Some commentators frame those moves as a rotation toward the big two, not a marketwide collapse. (cryptopotato.com) On‑chain analytics flagged another signal: Bitcoin’s share of coins “in profit” has dropped. (cointelegraph.com) CryptoQuant readings cited by CoinTelegraph put about 11.2 million BTC currently in profit. (cointelegraph.com) “Supply in profit” simply counts coins that were bought at prices lower than today’s price. (cointelegraph.com) JPMorgan analysts reported that total crypto flows fell to roughly $11 billion in Q1 2026. (kucoin.com) They estimated that figure was about one‑third of Q1 2025’s inflows. (kucoin.com) JPMorgan noted most quarter‑one inflows came from corporate bitcoin purchases and a handful of large venture deals. (kucoin.com) Meanwhile, Charles Schwab is preparing to let clients buy spot Bitcoin and Ethereum through brokerage accounts. (decrypt.co) That product would put BTC and ETH next to stocks and ETFs inside ordinary investor accounts. (decrypt.co) Schwab has said it expects to roll out spot trading by the end of the quarter. (decrypt.co)
