<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="true">Bitcoin faces uncertainty as institutional inflows shift towards Ethereum.Weekly data from CoinShares indicates $286 million in net digital asset inflows.Bitcoin experienced $8 million in outflows despite market optimism.Ethereum led with $321 million in institutional inflows, attracting $1.19 billion over six weeks.Bitcoin saw selling pressure and a minor decline after a court ruling on tariff policy.Ethereum's dominance in institutional products is growing, with $889 million in inflows in the last month.XRP recorded $28 million in weekly outflows, reflecting declining institutional interest.The U.S. led in digital asset inflows, with Germany and Australia also showing increased activity.Institutional players continue to accumulate Bitcoin, with notable purchases by Michael Saylor's Strategy and Japan’s Metaplanet.Bitcoin's price volatility persists near $106,000, testing key technical levels.A move above $105,500 may re-establish bullish momentum for Bitcoin.With Ethereum attracting institutional interest and XRP facing regulatory hurdles, Bitcoin's market leadership is under pressure.The next market move for Bitcoin depends on short-term sentiment and technical strength.Bitcoin's fate hangs in the balance, with a potential breakout or breakdown on the horizon.