Bitcoin Dominance Trends Signal Potential Market Shift with ETF Outflows and Inflows

I observe that Bitcoin's dominance around 62.60% remains significant. Until this level is surpassed, I believe the overall dominance trend remains negative. We're starting to see a clear downtrend, followed by some irrational news setbacks. Meanwhile, Ethereum is weakening with outflows, which naturally causes Bitcoin's dominance to increase. On the ETH/BTC pair, the positive outlook persists, indicating relative strength of Ethereum compared to Bitcoin. Last Friday, there were some outflows from ETF investments, but BlackRock was not involved at that time. Yesterday, BlackRock participated in both Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs with investments of 292 million and 375 million dollars respectively. I assume this was profit-taking after months of substantial inflows, which reached billions of dollars. The key point is that these aggressive gains didn't last long, and such spikes don’t necessarily signal a trend. Continuous outflows without new entries could prevent the prices from maintaining their strength. Therefore, if prices pull back, it’s a normal correction. I believe new entries are crucial to sustain upward momentum, making the current retracements understandable in the context of market dynamics.