Asset Performance Highlights Bitcoin : $BTC spot ETFs pulled in over $2B in April, marking the best performance since October 2025. This was supported by a 9-day consecutive inflow streak (April 14–24), with BlackRock's IBIT capturing over 70% of the total volume. Ethereum $ETH : After a challenging period, ETH ETFs broke a 6-month outflow streak by securing $356M in net inflows. This reversal is particularly notable given the category had bled $2.8B over the prior half-year. $XRP : Posted $81.63M in inflows, its strongest month of 2026 and the longest positive streak in the asset's ETF history. Goldman Sachs has emerged as a major player here, holding $153.8M across four funds. Market Context & Institutional Drivers The surge in activity wasn't just a fluke; it was driven by key institutional moves and macroeconomic resilience: Banking Integration: On April 8, Morgan Stanley launched its MSBT spot Bitcoin ETF, becoming the first major U.S. bank to do so and pulling in $34M on its first day. Price Resilience: Bitcoin posted a double-digit gain in April, its strongest month of 2026 so far. Macro Headwinds: These gains occurred despite the FOMC's most divided vote since 1992, highlighting crypto's increasing decoupling from traditional policy uncertainty. The Takeaway: The institutional bid is no longer just growing—it is diversifying across assets. Which crypto ETF are you most bullish on heading into May: BTC, ETH, or XRP? #DailyOrbit #CLARITYStablecoinDeal