Momentum cooled quickly across the ETF landscape, with bitcoin’s brief rebound giving way to another day of redemptions. Ether followed suit, extending its losing streak, even as capital continued to trickle into alternative crypto funds, keeping broader market activity balanced rather than decisively bearish.

Bitcoin ETFs recorded a net outflow of $161.32 million, weighed down primarily by heavy selling in Fidelity’s FBTC. The fund alone shed $170.28 million, more than accounting for the day’s net decline. Additional pressure came from Ark & 21Shares’ ARKB, which lost $12.27 million, and Bitwise’s BITB, which saw $11.54 million exit. Blackrock’s IBIT attempted to counter the weakness with a $32.76 million inflow, but it proved insufficient to reverse the trend. Trading remained active, with $5.16 billion in volume, while net assets edged lower to $111.04 billion.

Ether ETFs extended their outflow streak to a sixth straight session, posting a $96.62 million net exit. Blackrock’s ETHA was again the focal point, recording a sizable $102.24 million outflow. That pressure was partially offset by modest inflows into Grayscale products, with the Ether Mini Trust and ETHE adding $2.89 million and $2.74 million, respectively. Despite the continued redemptions, trading activity held up, with $2.15 billion changing hands and net assets steady at $17.07 billion.

Solana ETFs continued to quietly attract capital, logging a $13.16 million inflow. Fidelity’s FSOL led the advance with $6.57 million, followed by Bitwise’s BSOL at $2.95 million. Grayscale’s GSOL and Vaneck’s VSOL rounded out the gains with inflows of $2.49 million and $1.15 million. Total value traded reached $77.74 million, while net assets held at $876.34 million.

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XRP ETFs delivered another strong session, pulling in $30.41 million. Grayscale’s GXRP led with $10.14 million, closely followed by 21Shares’ TOXR at $9.73 million. Franklin’s XRPZ added $6.89 million, and Bitwise’s XRP contributed $3.65 million. Trading volume stood at $63.86 million, with net assets finishing at $1.14 billion.

Overall, the day underscored a familiar pattern. Bitcoin and ether continue to face tactical pullbacks, while solana and XRP benefit from steady rotation as investors selectively reposition within the digital asset ETF space rather than stepping away entirely.

• Why did bitcoin ETFs see renewed outflows?
  Investors reduced BTC exposure again, led by heavy redemptions from Fidelity’s FBTC despite active trading.
• What’s driving the continued ether ETF weakness?
  Ether ETFs extended their losing streak as large exits from BlackRock’s ETHA outweighed small Grayscale inflows.
• Why are solana ETFs still attracting capital?
  Solana ETFs continue to benefit from steady rotation as investors seek selective altcoin exposure.
• What explains ongoing inflows into XRP ETFs?
  XRP funds are drawing consistent demand as investors rebalance rather than exit crypto markets entirely.

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