According to Crypto Rover, there are rumors that multiple Wall Street firms are considering adding Bitcoin to their reserves. If verified, this could lead to significant institutional inflows into the cryptocurrency market, potentially impacting Bitcoin's price positively. However, as this is currently unverified, traders should exercise caution and await confirmation from credible financial sources.

According to Lookonchain, on February 18, Bitcoin ETFs experienced a net flow of +826 BTC, equating to $79.74 million. Fidelity was a significant contributor with inflows of 961 BTC, valued at $92.78 million, bringing their holdings to 208,503 BTC, worth $20.14 billion. In the Ethereum market, ETFs saw a net inflow of +4,249 ETH, worth $11.56 million. Fidelity again led with identical inflows and currently holds 456,903 ETH, valued at $1.24 billion. These inflows suggest robust institutional interest, which could impact trading strategies.

According to @CryptoMichNL, Ethereum ETFs are experiencing increased inflows, reflecting growing institutional confidence. Notably, the Trump family's bullish stance on $ETH and DeFi innovation is enhancing market sentiment, potentially setting the stage for Ethereum's next significant price movement.

According to Lookonchain, Bitcoin ETFs observed a net inflow of 6,719 BTC, equivalent to approximately $700.94M, with BlackRock's iShares accounting for 6,208 BTC or $647.67M. BlackRock currently holds 569,343 BTC valued at $59.4B. Ethereum ETFs reported a net inflow of 18,108 ETH, worth $59.59M, with BlackRock's contribution being 16,959 ETH valued at $55.81M, holding a total of 1,176,690 ETH worth $3.87B. Such inflows indicate strong institutional interest, potentially impacting market liquidity and price stability.

According to Lookonchain, Bitcoin ETFs experienced a net flow increase of 6,719 BTC, equivalent to $700.94 million, with BlackRock's iShares contributing significantly by adding 6,208 BTC, valued at $647.67 million, and maintaining a total holding of 569,343 BTC, worth $59.4 billion. Similarly, Ethereum ETFs saw a net flow increase of 18,108 ETH, amounting to $59.59 million, with iShares again contributing with an inflow of 16,959 ETH, valued at $55.81 million, holding a total of 1,176,690 ETH, equivalent to $3.87 billion. These inflows indicate strong institutional interest and can potentially impact liquidity and price stability in the cryptocurrency market. [Source: Lookonchain]

According to Michaël van de Poppe, the market experienced a positive day as both Consumer Price Index (CPI) and Producer Price Index (PPI) were lower, leading to a drop in yields. This environment has caused altcoins to bounce up. Notably, Bitcoin ETFs received an inflow of $750 million, and Ethereum ETFs saw an inflow of $60 million, indicating strong institutional interest, which is a key metric for traders to watch.