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It’s a total bloodbath in the Ethereum universe. While ETH sinks into the red, its ETFs aren’t faring much better either. In short, investors are abandoning ship, and the flows are evaporating. More than thirteen days of uninterrupted bleeding, hundreds of millions flowing elsewhere, while BTC puffs out its chest. The next chapter? It’s in the strange behavior of these ETFs that it unfolds. The Ethereum ETFs, benefitting from several inflows of 2.6 billion dollars in December 2024 , are currently on a dry spell. For 13 consecutive days, they have not seen a single net influx of capital. We’re talking about a hemorrhage of 370 million dollars going up in smoke. Worse still, it’s the two market giants, iShares and Grayscale, that are bleeding the most: 146 and 106 million in net outflows, respectively. Meanwhile, staking is rising, staked ETH reaches 33.8 million. Ironic? Not so much. Ethereum ETFs currently do not allow access to the famous staking rewards. Without yield, ETH loses its appeal. “A staking yield is a significant part of the performance in this sector,” recognized Robert Mitchnick of BlackRock . As the SEC is considering proposals to allow staking in ETFs, interest is collapsing. Fidelity even recorded zero dollars in inflows for its ETH ETF on March 22. A first that stings. Key takeaways: But then, are these outflows merely temporary? Or is Ethereum truly becoming the forgotten altcoin of the market? While ETH moans in its corner, BTC is celebrating. The numbers are telling: 274 million dollars flowed into BTC ETFs in a single day, on March 17. And it’s not over: six consecutive days of positive net inflows, 83 million on March 21 according to Kapoor Kshitiz. Meanwhile, Ethereum continues to sink, with 18.6 million dollars flowing out on the same day, according to @rovercrc. The trend is clear: crypto investors are regaining confidence in Bitcoin, not in Ethereum. Why? Because Bitcoin reassures. It is perceived as more stable, better understood, easier to regulate. While Ethereum gets bogged down in debates over the efficiency of its blockchain and staking mechanisms, BTC moves forward like a bulldozer. The BTC ETFs have become the massive capital conquest weapon. Over $35 billion in inflows since their launch. The ETH ones, on the other hand, struggle to gain momentum. Does this mark a turning point? Do investors no longer have faith in the Ethereum project? Or are they waiting for a real signal to return? Alongside the brutal numbers, a timid optimism seems to cling to the corners of charts. The technical indicators on Ethereum display a glimmer of hope: a breakout to the upside was observed around $1,955, with a return to $1,985, and bullish signals on the RSI and MACD. But let’s be clear: this small jump does not compensate for the hemorrhage of confidence. Even with $2.45 billion accumulated since July 2024, ETH ETFs remain in the shadow of the BTC giant. Investors seem to be hanging on the next jolt of the crypto market. Traders, meanwhile, scrutinize support at $1,960 and resistance at $1,990 as seers would scrutinize coffee grounds. The near future will depend on the answers to these questions: While the technical signals are encouraging, the underlying situation remains the same: capital is still shunning Ethereum. 2025, the year when the Ethereum ETF could surpass Bitcoin , is it just wishful thinking? Moral of the story: it’s not 7 weeks of continuous net inflows since Christmas that will settle this issue.

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The Dogecoin is once again flashing on the radars. At $0.13, it teeters on the edge of a technical precipice… or a springboard. The charts whisper a contradictory story: oversold indicators, weakened historical supports, but also signals that have preceded rallies of +400% in 2024. So, is DOGE a neglected gem or a trap for speculators? Crypto experts lean towards the former option… provided the stars align. The DOGE is navigating a critical zone. Its price is currently testing a key support zone: a bullish trendline drawn since 2020, combined with the 200-week exponential moving average ($0.13). This technical crossroads has already served as a springboard for spectacular rebounds. In 2023, a similar setup propelled the crypto by +88% in a matter of weeks. But the real wake-up call comes from the stochastic RSI. This indicator, often overlooked by novices, has just drawn a bullish crossover in oversold territory (below 0.30). A rare signal that has preceded all major DOGE rallies since 2021. “It’s a breath of fresh air for tactical buyers,” explains an anonymous trader, emphasizing that selling pressure is waning. Santiment’s on-chain data reveals a 1.24% increase in wallets holding at least 1 million DOGE since early February, despite the drop in prices. Meanwhile, the number of active addresses has reached a four-month high, a sign of booming network activity. There remains a significant hurdle: the wall at $0.22. A level where the 50-week moving average and a tough resistance zone (March-April 2024) converge. For bulls, crossing this threshold would be akin to breaking a spell. Dogecoin is not a crypto like the others. Born from a joke, adopted by Elon Musk, it embodies the pure psychology of the masses. Today, its rebound potential does not solely rely on the charts. The fundamentals, often mocked, also play a role. Minimal fees ($0.01 per transaction) and an ultra-engaged community make it an unexpected micro-payment tool. Yet, the risk is palpable. If the $0.13 support fails, the drop could reach $0.12, a psychological and technical threshold. Nervous short-term holders could amplify the descent. Dogecoin fascinates as much as it confuses. Undervalued? The technical indicators scream “yes,” but the market remains wary. Experts remind a rule: in crypto, the most mocked assets are often the ones that surprise. In the short term, everything will depend on institutional flows and the appetite for risky assets. A rebound in BTC ETFs or an unexpected announcement (a boost from Musk?) could electrify the prices. But beware of mirages: the DOGE remains a volatile bet.