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Institutional Capital Rotates from Bitcoin to Ether Following Inflation Sell-Off
On-chain data reveals significant Bitcoin sales by large holders used to finance large-scale purchases of Ether.
Major crypto assets experienced volatility following higher-than-expected United States inflation figures before finding footing on October 16. During the recent market pullback, on-chain tracking identified large wallets and institutional entities reallocating funds away from Bitcoin and into Ether.
According to tracking data from Lookonchain and Yuqing, large entities offloaded 1,601.1 BTC—representing roughly $132 million in USDC—over a five-day period to acquire 53,095 ETH at an average entry near $2,497. An additional transaction involved selling 288.9 BTC for $23.48 million in USDC to purchase 9,820 ETH.
The shift in capital occurred as Ether formed a double-bottom pattern on its four-hour chart and rebounded alongside a broader stabilization in Bitcoin's price.
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