SOL Spot ETFs See Inflows as BTC and ETH Bleed
SOL spot ETFs gained $9.57M while BTC and ETH lost over $1.9B combined in net outflows last week.
- SOL spot ETFs saw $9.57M in net inflows last week.
- BTC and ETH ETFs recorded massive net outflows.
- XRP spot ETFs also experienced significant withdrawals.
While major cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH) suffered steep ETF outflows last week, Solana (SOL) went against the tide. SOL spot ETFs recorded a net inflow of $9.57 million, signaling growing investor confidence in Solana despite broader market pressure.
This is a noteworthy divergence, especially as other top assets faced considerable sell-offs through spot ETF products.
BTC and ETH Lead the Outflow Wave
Bitcoin spot ETFs faced the harshest outflows, losing a staggering $1.33 billion last week. Ethereum followed closely, with $611.17 million in net outflows. These numbers suggest a pullback in institutional confidence or portfolio rebalancing among major ETF holders.
The downward trend may reflect short-term bearish sentiment or caution ahead of macroeconomic data and regulatory updates. Whatever the reason, the capital shift away from BTC and ETH ETFs is significant.
XRP ETFs Drop, But Solana Gains Momentum
XRP also joined the outflow trend, shedding $40.64 million in spot ETFs. However, Solana’s $9.57 million net inflow stands out, especially considering its smaller market cap compared to BTC and ETH.
The growing interest in SOL spot ETFs could be tied to its rising DeFi and NFT activity, as well as continued optimism about Solana’s high-speed blockchain infrastructure. If this trend continues, SOL could become a more dominant institutional asset in 2026.
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