Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) logged a third consecutive day of outflows, while Ether ETFs reversed course with fresh inflows. XRP and solana ETFs extended their late-year momentum with continued capital additions.
Bitcoin ETFs Extend Outflows as Ether Rebounds, XRP and Solana Stay Hot
The final full trading week before the holidays opened with a familiar split across crypto ETFs. Bitcoin continued to lose ground, ether found its footing again, while XRP and solana kept quietly stacking inflows.
Bitcoin spot ETFs recorded a net outflow of $142.19 million, marking a third straight day in the red. Selling pressure was broad-based, touching six different funds. Bitwise’s BITB and Vaneck’s HODL led the exits with $34.96 million and $33.64 million, respectively. Grayscale’s GBTC followed with a $28.99 million outflow, while its Bitcoin Mini Trust shed another $25.40 million.
Ark & 21shares’ ARKB posted a $21.36 million exit, and Fidelity’s FBTC rounded out the day with a smaller $3.84 million outflow. Blackrock’s IBIT was the lone bright spot, taking in roughly $6 million, though it was not enough to offset broader selling. Total value traded reached $3.68 billion, while net assets held steady at $114.99 billion.
Ether ETFs, meanwhile, snapped their losing streak and flipped decisively positive. The group pulled in $84.59 million, driven entirely by Grayscale products. ETHE attracted $53.70 million, while the Ether Mini Trust added $30.89 million. Trading activity totaled $1.30 billion, and net assets climbed to $18.20 billion, signaling renewed investor appetite after multiple days of exits.
XRP ETFs extended their strong run with another $43.89 million in inflows. Bitwise’s XRP led the pack with $19.12 million, followed by Franklin’s XRPZ at $9.27 million and Grayscale’s GXRP at $9.20 million. 21Shares’ TOXR added the remaining $6.30 million. Trading volume came in at $17.94 million, pushing total net assets higher to $1.25 billion.
Solana ETFs also stayed in positive territory, adding $7.47 million on the day. Fidelity’s FSOL accounted for the majority with a $5.85 million inflow, while Vaneck’s VSOL contributed $1.62 million. Total value traded was $32.65 million, and net assets rose to $938.43 million.
Overall, Monday’s trading painted a clear picture: capital continued rotating away from bitcoin, selectively returning to ether, and steadily favoring XRP and solana ETF products as the year draws to a close.
