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(Originally posted on : Bitcoin News )<\/b>
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Bitcoin<\/span>, Ether ETFs Slide While Solana<\/span> and XRP<\/span> Gain<\/h2>\n

Momentum in crypto<\/span> ETFs remains fragile. Just as quickly as inflows return, they fade again, leaving markets searching for direction.<\/p>\n

Bitcoin<\/a> ETFs slipped back into negative territory with a net outflow of $74.53 million. The selling was concentrated but decisive. Fidelity\u2019s FBTC led the decline with a $45.35 million exit, accounting for the bulk of withdrawals. Bitwise\u2019s BITB followed with $16.60 million in outflows, while Vaneck\u2019s HODL and Blackrock\u2019s IBIT shed $7.86 million and $4.72 million, respectively.<\/p>\n

Unlike the previous session, there were no meaningful inflows to offset the pressure. Trading volume<\/span> held firm at $3.03 billion, yet net assets declined to $89.74 billion, reflecting the day\u2019s cautious tone.<\/p>\n

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Bitcoin ETFs<\/span> have leaned more toward outflows over the past five trading days.<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Despite the outflows over the past few days, market analysts still reckon that bitcoin ETFs<\/span> have overcome the huge exits seen at the start of the year. Senior ETF analyst for Bloomberg, Eric Balchunas, tweeted<\/a> that \u201c Bitcoin ETFs<\/span> now $2.5B for month and one good day away from completely digging out of YTD flow hole.\u201d<\/p>\n

Ether<\/a> ETFs followed a similar path, recording $40.80 million in net outflows. Blackrock\u2019s ETHA once again led the downturn, losing $24.97 million. Grayscale\u2019s Ether Mini Trust posted a $10.02 million exit, while Fidelity\u2019s FETH saw $5.81 million in withdrawals. Additional outflows came from Grayscale\u2019s ETHE ($1.72 million) and Bitwise\u2019s ETHW ($1.52 million).<\/p>\n

There were, however, small pockets of resilience. Blackrock\u2019s ETHB continued its steady inflow streak with $2.18 million, and 21Shares\u2019 TETH added $1.06 million. Even so, these gains were not enough to counterbalance broader selling. Trading volume<\/span> stood at $1.03 billion, with net assets closing at $12.46 billion.<\/p>\n

Away from the majors, sentiment improved. XRP<\/a> ETFs recorded a modest inflow of $1.40 million, driven entirely by Bitwise\u2019s XRP<\/span> product. Trading activity reached $13.87 million, while net assets settled at $978.92 million.<\/p>\n

Solana<\/a> ETFs delivered the strongest relative performance of the day. Total inflows reached $4.64 million, led by Bitwise\u2019s BSOL with $2.97 million. Franklin\u2019s SOEZ contributed $1.53 million, and Invesco\u2019s QSOL added a smaller $133,250. Trading volume<\/span> came in at $47.15 million, with net assets at $881.53 million.<\/p>\n

The divergence stands out. Bitcoin<\/span> and ether continue to face uneven demand, while smaller assets continue to attract selective capital. It is not a broad risk-on move, but it suggests investors are becoming more targeted in their exposure.<\/p>\n

In summary, Tuesday reflected a split market. Major crypto<\/span> ETFs returned to outflows, while solana<\/span> and XRP<\/span> quietly gained ground. The consistent rotation may be small, but it is becoming harder to ignore.<\/p>\n

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