Crypto exchange traded funds showed diverging flows during the final full holiday trading week.
Bitcoin spot ETFs recorded a third consecutive session of net outflows.
Total bitcoin ETF withdrawals reached approximately one hundred forty two million dollars.
Selling pressure spread across six major bitcoin linked funds.
- Bitwise BITB and VanEck HODL posted the largest single day exits.
- Grayscale products also saw notable redemptions across multiple bitcoin vehicles.
- Ark and 21Shares along with Fidelity registered additional outflows.
- BlackRock IBIT attracted modest inflows but failed to offset broader selling.
Total bitcoin ETF trading value exceeded three point six billion dollars.
Net assets across bitcoin ETFs remained broadly stable despite withdrawals.
Ether ETFs reversed recent losses and returned firmly to positive territory.
Ether ETF inflows totalled more than eighty four million dollars.
Grayscale Ether products accounted for all ether related inflows.
Trading volumes for ether ETFs surpassed one point three billion dollars.
Net ether ETF assets rose to over eighteen billion dollars.
XRP ETFs extended late year momentum with continued investor inflows.
XRP products attracted nearly forty four million dollars in fresh capital.
Multiple issuers contributed to XRP ETF gains during the session.
Solana ETFs also remained in positive territory with steady inflows.
Fidelity and VanEck led capital additions across solana products.
Solana ETF net assets approached one billion dollars.
Market data suggested selective rotation away from bitcoin exposure.
Investors appeared to favour ether XRP and solana vehicles.
The trend reflected portfolio adjustments as year end approached.
Analysts noted persistent caution around bitcoin positioning.
Ether’s rebound signalled renewed appetite after prior selling.
XRP and solana continued benefiting from late cycle optimism.
Overall ETF flows highlighted shifting sentiment within digital asset markets.
At the time of reporting, Bitcoin price was $87,490.25.