On November 14, Bitcoin spot ETFs saw a massive $492 million in net outflows, marking the third consecutive day of significant redemptions. This shift reflects growing investor caution or potential profit-taking, following earlier ETF-driven inflows.
Ethereum wasn’t spared either. For the fourth day in a row, Ethereum spot ETFs posted $178 million in outflows, suggesting continued bearish sentiment or capital rotation within the market. Despite the increasing institutional focus on Ethereum, this week’s numbers indicate short-term skepticism or realignment of portfolio strategies.
Solana Defies the Trend with Inflows
In contrast to the negative flow in Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs, Solana spot ETFs attracted $12.04 million in net inflows, highlighting investor interest in altcoin diversification. Solana’s recent performance and network resilience have renewed optimism, with institutional investors beginning to treat it as more than just a speculative asset.
These inflows may signal a shift in focus toward high-growth Layer 1 ecosystems outside the Bitcoin-Ethereum dominance.
On November 14, Bitcoin spot ETFs recorded $492 million in net outflows, marking the third consecutive day of redemptions, while Ethereum spot ETFs saw $178 million in net outflows for a fourth straight day. Solana spot ETFs posted $12.04 million in net inflows. XRPC saw no net… pic.twitter.com/D7PSzYQmfu
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XRP ETF Sees Delayed But Strong Start
XRPC, a newly listed spot ETF, had a quiet debut on November 13, registering zero net inflows. However, the very next day, it bounced back strongly with $243 million in net inflows through both cash and in-kind creations. This sudden surge points to delayed institutional onboarding and growing confidence in XRP-related investment products.
This trend shows that investor appetite remains strong but selective, depending on sentiment, timing, and perceived upside across different assets.