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Bitcoin ETFs rebound with $69M inflows, while Ethereum breaks its losing streak
Bitcoin ETFs started the week with renewed inflows, while Ethereum ended its prolonged outflow streak. Meanwhile, Solana and XRP remained under pressure and posted notable declines.
Crypto ETF market: Bitcoin and Ethereum rise, Solana and XRP fall
The new week began with a shift in sentiment, though not a full reversal. Pockets of strength emerged, but the overall market remains cautious.
Bitcoin ETFs recorded net inflows of $69.44 million, marking a modest but meaningful recovery after heavy outflows last week. Several funds drove the gains. ARKB from ARK Invest and 21Shares led with $33.03 million, followed by FBTC from Fidelity with $28.89 million. IBIT from BlackRock added $7.52 million, rounding out a positive day.
Bitcoin ETFs rebound with inflows after two days of outflows.
Despite the inflows, total net assets declined to $85.47 billion, reflecting the lingering impact of recent losses. Trading volume reached $2.38 billion, indicating steady but not aggressive participation.
Ethereum ETFs showed a notable shift. After eight consecutive days of outflows, the segment returned to positive territory with $4.96 million in net inflows. FETH from Fidelity led with $10.56 million, while ETHB from BlackRock added $4.15 million.
This was partially offset by $9.76 million in outflows from ETHA by BlackRock, which has recently pressured the market. Trading volume totaled $1.05 billion, with net assets closing at $11.51 billion.
Other segments were weaker. XRP ETFs saw $2.31 million in outflows, mainly from GXRP by Grayscale. Trading volume reached $11.17 million, with net assets falling to $928.50 million.
Solana ETFs also faced selling pressure, with $6.17 million in outflows entirely from BSOL by Bitwise. Trading volume stood at $30 million, and net assets dropped to $801.91 million.
Divergence across the market is becoming more evident. Bitcoin and Ethereum are beginning to stabilize (at least in the short term), while capital continues to flow out of smaller assets. This is not yet a broad recovery, but it signals selective investor re-entry.
Overall, Monday delivered a mixed yet slightly improved picture: Bitcoin led with strong inflows, Ethereum broke its losing streak, while Solana and XRP continued to decline. The market shows early signs of balance, though investor confidence remains uneven.
