ETF flows often reveal what headlines don’t.

Last week, Spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $1.79B in net outflows, making it the third-largest weekly outflow on record. Ethereum ETFs also extended their losing streak to seven consecutive weeks, with another $273M leaving the market.

At the same time, Spot XRP ETFs attracted $22.99M in net inflows, while Spot HYPE ETFs added $111M.

This doesn’t necessarily mean investors have turned bearish on crypto. ETF flows reflect positioning, portfolio rebalancing, profit-taking, and changing risk appetite—not just price expectations.

The interesting takeaway is the divergence.

While capital is leaving the largest crypto ETFs, selective inflows into newer products suggest investors are becoming more targeted instead of buying the entire market.

Watching ETF flows alongside on-chain activity, liquidity, and macro conditions often provides a clearer picture than price action alone.

Are these outflows a sign of broader risk-off sentiment, or simply capital rotating into different crypto narratives? $RAVE $ACT #Write2Earn