The sell-off showed no signs of slowing. What began as post-holiday caution quickly hardened into full-scale capitulation, with crypto ETFs enduring another punishing session as investors continued to pull risk off the table.
Bitcoin ETFs absorbed the heaviest blow, recording a $708.71 million net outflow as six funds closed firmly in the red. Blackrock’s IBIT and Fidelity’s FBTC accounted for the majority of the damage, shedding $356.64 million and $287.67 million, respectively.
Additional pressure came from ARKB, which lost $29.83 million, followed by Bitwise’s BITB at $25.87 million. Grayscale’s GBTC and Valkyrie’s BRRR rounded out the exits with losses of $11.25 million and $3.80 million. Trading activity remained elevated at $5.51 billion, while net assets slipped further to $116.48 billion.
Three days of successive outflows for Bitcoin ETFs worth $1.58 billion
Ether ETFs followed a similar path, posting a $297.51 million net outflow as red dominated nearly the entire complex. Blackrock’s ETHA led the decline with a $250.27 million exit, dwarfing losses elsewhere.
Fidelity’s FETH saw $30.89 million leave, while Grayscale’s ETHE shed $11.38 million. The lone bright spot was Grayscale’s Ether Mini Trust, which attracted $10.01 million, though it did little to offset broader selling. Additional outflows from TETH and ETHV pushed total volume to $2.20 billion, with assets easing to $18.28 billion.
XRP ETFs managed to swim against the current, posting a $7.16 million net inflow. Bitwise’s XRP led with $5.26 million, supported by smaller additions into Franklin’s XRPZ and Canary’s XRPC. Trading volume reached $29.94 million, keeping net assets steady at $1.39 billion.
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Solana ETFs also finished in the green, pulling in $2.92 million. Vaneck’s VSOL, Fidelity’s FSOL, and Grayscale’s GSOL each contributed incremental inflows, lifting total trading volume to $45.68 million and closing assets at $1.10 billion.
Overall, the day reinforced a clear trend. Bitcoin and ether ETFs remain under sustained pressure as investors reduce exposure, while smaller pockets of resilience in XRP and Solana hint at selective positioning rather than broad-based confidence.
- Why did crypto ETF selling intensify midweek?
Investors continued de-risking after the holiday, triggering aggressive exits from bitcoin and ether funds. - How large were Bitcoin and Ether ETF outflows?
Bitcoin ETFs lost about $709 million, while Ether ETFs saw roughly $298 million in net outflows in one session. - Did any crypto ETFs see inflows despite the selloff?
Yes, XRP and Solana ETFs posted modest inflows, signaling selective rather than broad-based buying. - What does this mean for near-term market sentiment?
Persistent ETF outflows point to cautious sentiment, with confidence still concentrated outside BTC and ETH.
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