Institutional Capital Rotating From Bitcoin
Institutional investors are rotating capital away from Bitcoin into alternative assets like XRP and Solana
Too little corroboration in the last 3 days to call a trend (4 articles). Watching for it to gain traction.
Still mostly niche and specialist coverage — not yet picked up broadly by mainstream press.
"The value of crypto-related investments held by Ivy League university Dartmouth College's $9 billion endowment fell by more than $2 million in three months. The drop in value roughly corresponded to falling crypto prices tied to each ETF. Since March 31, the price of Bitcoin (BTC) fell 7.7% to $62,915"
"The rotation helps explain why bitcoin has remained stuck at around $60,000 after crashing from its record high of more than $126,000 in October, when President Trump's threat of new tariffs on China sent investors fleeing riskier assets. Chip makers and other AI stocks, meanwhile, have posted the kind of surges once associated with crypto."
"Unlike in previous years, when short-term Zcash pumps marked only the final stage of overheating and an imminent collapse of the altcoin market, its current hold above a cascade of key moving averages is forming a stable macroeconomic foundation. Capital no longer behaves as it did before."
"The market's two largest assets, Bitcoin and Ethereum, suffered significant multi-million dollar capital flight over the past week, but XRP and ETH have managed to buck the bearish trend. Bitcoin spot ETFs experienced a punishing net outflow of $526 million while Ethereum investment vehicles shed a modest $14 million."