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Six consecutive days of net inflows into spot Bitcoin ETFs this August tell a story retail sentiment hasn't caught up to yet. $BTC is absorbing steady institutional demand near $64,500, even as on-chain sentiment readings stay deeply negative, a gap that historically resolves in favor of the flow data, not the mood. More interesting is where that capital is coming from. Reports of large allocators like Intesa Sanpaolo cutting Bitcoin ETF exposure while building $ETH positions point to a slow reallocation within institutional books, not just fresh money entering the space. That rotation matters for sector positioning. If it continues, it favors Ethereum-adjacent infrastructure, think $LINK for oracle demand, $AAVE for lending activity, and $ONDO for tokenized real-world assets, over purely speculative plays. $SOL and $XRP remain range-bound, showing this isn't yet a broad risk-on shift. Dominance near 56% confirms Bitcoin still leads. The real signal will come from whether ETH ETF inflows sustain over several weeks. Is this early-stage institutional rotation, or premature to call?