Bitcoin ETF experiences a single-day net outflow, but the seven-day cumulative net inflow still exceeds 8,000 BTC

LiquidityWitch · 2026-01-08T01:40:12+00:00

On January 7th, the market showed a clear divergence in ETF trends. Bitcoin ETFs experienced a net outflow of 970 BTC, but there was a cumulative net inflow of 8,185 BTC over the past seven days; Ethereum and Solana continued to see net inflows, indicating that institutional interest remains strong and reflecting the market's differentiated attitude towards various cryptocurrencies.

LiquidityWitch

2026-01-08 01:40:12

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【Crypto World】Latest on-chain data draws market attention. The ETF trends on January 7 show a clear divergence——Bitcoin ETFs experienced a single-day net outflow of approximately 970 BTC, worth over $89 million. But don’t rush to be pessimistic; over a seven-day period, Bitcoin ETF cumulative net inflow reached 8,185 BTC, equivalent to a net purchase of $753 million. This indicates that short-term fluctuations cannot hide the ongoing medium-term inflow trend.

Ethereum’s performance is even more resilient. Single-day net inflow of 7,391 ETH (+$23.8 million), and the seven-day data is more impressive——a cumulative net inflow of 102,000 ETH, with a dollar value of $328 million. It’s clear that institutional enthusiasm for Ethereum remains strong.

Solana’s momentum is also not to be underestimated. Single-day net inflow of 74,000 SOL (+$10.24 million), and a seven-day net inflow of 279,000 SOL, with a dollar value of $38.57 million. Although individual inflow sizes are smaller than BTC and ETH, the growth rate shows that the SOL ecosystem’s attractiveness continues to be released. The ETF flow data of these three major cryptocurrencies fully reflect the market’s differentiated attitude towards different sectors.

BTC0,34%

ETH0,08%

SOL-1,27%

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WalletDoomsDay

· 17h ago

Short-term fluctuations are all fake; the seven-day net inflow is the real indicator. Institutions are still quietly accumulating coins; don't be scared off by daily volatility. Ethereum's resilience shows that big investors are feeling very confident. Why is SOL's recent momentum so strong? A net inflow of 279,000 isn't a small number. Short-term chopping, mid-term eating; this pattern is everywhere.

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GraphGuru

· 01-08 02:09

Short-term fluctuations can't scare seasoned traders; seven-day net inflow is the real deal. Institutions are quietly accumulating; don't be fooled by single-day data. ETH's resilience is indeed impressive... SOL is the dark horse, making big moves with small amounts.

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JustAnotherWallet

· 01-08 02:01

Short-term pullbacks are nothing to worry about; seven-day net inflow indicates everything, and institutions are still aggressively buying.

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GasFeeNightmare

· 01-08 01:51

It's exhausting to see a single-day net outflow again. Forget it, looking at the seven-day data makes me less anxious. An accumulated net inflow of 8,185 Bitcoins—this pace is steady. Institutions are quietly building positions, while we retail investors are still struggling with gas fees. They've already hopped on the train.

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