In the past week, the market recorded mixed capital flows among key cryptocurrencies #etf . Investors altered their risk structure, which affected the capital redistribution among individual assets.
#bitcoin ($BTC )
Spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded a net outflow of $87.77 million. This may signal a decrease in risk appetite among institutional players or profit-taking after volatile periods.
#Ethereum ($ETH )
ETFs on Ethereum also ended the week in the red. The outflow amounted to $65.59 million. The dynamics indicate caution among investors who are awaiting decisive macroeconomic signals and news regarding network upgrades.
#Solana ($SOL )
Against the backdrop of overall market cooling, Solana remains one of the few assets with a positive inflow. Weekly capital growth reached $20.3 million. Demand may be related to increasing institutional interest and high developer activity in the ecosystem.
#Ripple ($XRP)
Ripple showed one of the most notable results: a net inflow of $230.74 million. XRP traditionally attracts investors during periods of heightened market turbulence due to its own usage model and expectations of legal clarity.
Chainlink ($LINK)
ETFs on Chainlink showed significant growth — over $48.25 million. This confirms the protocol's status as a key infrastructural component of DeFi and corporate integrations.
#Hedera ($HBAR)
HBAR also ended the week with a positive capital inflow of $1.78 million. Although the volume is small, the trend remains stable.
#Litecoin ($LTC)
Litecoin recorded a zero balance of flows. The market does not show significant interest, and capital remains neutral towards this asset.
#Dogecoin ($DOGE)
Dogecoin experienced a net outflow of $282.16 thousand. Investors remain cautious towards assets without fundamental yield or corporate usage.
Conclusions
The flow structure demonstrates a contrast between assets with infrastructural significance (XRP, LINK, SOL) and market leaders that are temporarily under pressure (BTC, ETH). Institutional capitals are restructuring positions, focusing on macroeconomic signals, volatility, and anticipated events in U.S. monetary policy.
