Crypto ETFs See $491M Inflows After Weeks of Outflows
Ethereum, Bitcoin, and Solana ETFs bounce back with $491M in net inflows after weeks of negative sentiment.

- Ethereum ETFs saw a $313M net inflow, ending a 3-week outflow streak.
- Bitcoin ETFs rebounded with $70M in net inflows after 4 weeks.
- Solana ETFs continued strong with $108M in inflows for the 5th week.
From November 24 to 28 (ET), the crypto ETF market experienced a significant turnaround. After weeks of steady outflows, investors are now pouring money back into top crypto assets — Ethereum, Bitcoin, and Solana. This fresh wave of optimism has sparked renewed interest in digital asset ETFs, with a combined net inflow of $491 million recorded over just five days.
This marks a clear shift in investor sentiment, suggesting that institutional and retail investors alike are regaining confidence in crypto as we near the end of the year.
Ethereum Leads the Recovery
Spot Ethereum ETFs saw the most impressive performance, recording $313 million in net inflows. This marks the end of a three-week outflow streak, a sign that investors are once again betting on Ethereum’s long-term potential.
The renewed inflows may reflect increasing optimism around Ethereum’s role in decentralized finance and potential future ETF approvals in the U.S.
Bitcoin and Solana Also Bounce Back
After suffering four consecutive weeks of net outflows, spot Bitcoin ETFs brought in $70.05 million during this period. This suggests investors may see current Bitcoin prices as an opportunity to re-enter the market.
Meanwhile, spot Solana ETFs extended their impressive run, posting $108 million in inflows — the fifth straight week of positive momentum. This consistent demand highlights Solana’s growing appeal, especially after its strong technical performance and increasing developer activity.
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