Bitcoin & Ethereum ETFs Bleed Outflows While Solana and XRP Rally—Here’s Why

Money's talking—and right now, it's saying 'get me out' of crypto's old guards.

The Great Rotation

Institutional investors are ditching BTC and ETH ETFs like bad habits, pivoting to Solana and XRP as the new alpha plays. No surprise—when the suits finally catch a trend, it's already halfway to the moon.

Crypto's Darwinism

Bitcoin's 'digital gold' narrative? Looking tarnished. Ethereum's gas fees? Still highway robbery. Meanwhile, SOL and XRP are eating their lunch with faster, cheaper transactions—because even blockchain isn't immune to disruptive upstarts.

Wall Street's Late Pass

Funny how ETFs—the most regulated crypto product—are bleeding while decentralized tokens surge. Maybe the 'safe' play wasn't so safe after all. (Cue the hedge fund tears.)

One thing's clear: the market's voting with its wallet. Again.

On November 14, Bitcoin spot ETFs experienced $492 million in net outflows for the third day in a row, while ethereum spot ETFs saw $178 million in outflows for the fourth consecutive day. Meanwhile, Solana spot ETFs received $12 million in net inflows, showing positive investor interest. The newly launched XRP ETF had no inflows on its first day but quickly added $243 million the next day. These shifts underline changing investor attitudes across crypto ETFs.