Key Takeaways:
- Institutions take profit as retail investors re-enter the market
- ETFs see strong inflows again, led by Bitcoin
- Market rebounds across the board with renewed buying pressure
Retail Takes Over as Institutional Inflows Slow - Why We Expect a Breakout
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