Bitcoin ETFs saw significant outflows over the past day, with net flows dropping 3,760 BTC valued at approximately $327.64 million. The weekly picture looks even softer—7-day net flows totaled -596 BTC, equating to roughly $51.93 million in outflows.
Ethereum ETFs mirrored this bearish sentiment. One-day net flows registered a steep -67,615 ETH (-$199 million), while the weekly net flow stood at -914 ETH (-$2.69 million), signaling sustained pressure on Ethereum positions.
Solana ETFs bucked the trend, however. The 1-day net inflow surged to +288,836 SOL (+$36.97 million), with the 7-day net flow even more impressive at +535,024 SOL (+$68.48 million). This stark contrast highlights growing institutional interest in Solana amid the broader market rotation, as investors appear to be rotating capital away from larger-cap assets into alternative layer-1 plays.
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Bitcoin ETFs saw significant outflows over the past day, with net flows dropping 3,760 BTC valued at approximately $327.64 million. The weekly picture looks even softer—7-day net flows totaled -596 BTC, equating to roughly $51.93 million in outflows.
Ethereum ETFs mirrored this bearish sentiment. One-day net flows registered a steep -67,615 ETH (-$199 million), while the weekly net flow stood at -914 ETH (-$2.69 million), signaling sustained pressure on Ethereum positions.
Solana ETFs bucked the trend, however. The 1-day net inflow surged to +288,836 SOL (+$36.97 million), with the 7-day net flow even more impressive at +535,024 SOL (+$68.48 million). This stark contrast highlights growing institutional interest in Solana amid the broader market rotation, as investors appear to be rotating capital away from larger-cap assets into alternative layer-1 plays.