2026-01-09 05:20:14

According to the latest data, the spot ETF market on January 8th Eastern Time showed a divergence trend. The situation of Bitcoin and Ethereum is worth noting—BTC spot ETF had a net outflow of $399 million in a single day, ETH spot ETF had a net outflow of $159 million, with a total outflow of over $550 million, reflecting a cautious attitude from institutions towards these two leading assets.

However, the market is not entirely pessimistic. Solana spot ETF experienced a contrarian net inflow of $13.64 million, and XRP spot ETF also recorded a net inflow of $8.72 million, indicating that many funds are seeking alternative options and maintaining interest in emerging public chains and payment assets. Overall, large capital is undergoing structural adjustments. While mainstream assets are under pressure, some sectors are still attracting incremental funds.

BTC-0,26%

ETH0,03%

SOL2,07%

XRP-2,7%

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RektCoaster

· 20h ago

Large funds are dumping BTC and ETH, and turning to pile into SOL and XRP... This structural adjustment is quite interesting.

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AirdropHunterXiao

· 21h ago

The leading coin is no longer moving, funds are flowing into new public chains, this correction is very clear. --- Sol has taken off this time, it seems not everyone is just copying Bitcoin. --- Outflow of 550 million… institutions are a bit hesitant, but there are still many bottom-fishers. --- XRP is also attracting funds, has the payment track turned around? --- The large capital structure adjustment is just old players cutting losses and new players jumping in, the routine is still the same. --- Interesting, despite such a large outflow of BTC, it hasn't broken new highs, are people really bottom-fishing? --- The linkage between Sol and XRP attracting funds, is this a rotation effect or a real trend? --- Institutions being cautious is a good thing, it indicates the bottom is approaching. --- After all this, it’s still playing the game of switching horses; is switching to Sol the winning move? --- What does 550 million mean? Even with this outflow, some still dare to make fixed investments… I’m impressed.

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BearMarketBard

· 01-11 12:21

Institutions are backing down, but retail investors are still buying the dip in SOL and XRP. This wave of structural adjustment is interesting.

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BlockchainRetirementHome

· 01-09 05:50

Big players are bottom-fishing SOL and XRP, right? I see that smart money has already started quietly shifting.

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CryptoFortuneTeller

· 01-09 05:49

Bitcoin and Ethereum are fleeing, while SOL and XRP are stepping in. This wave is really a reshuffle.

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JustAnotherWallet

· 01-09 05:32

Brothers are really running away, with BTC and ETH outflowing 550 million a day? Are they trying to crash the market? SOL and XRP are secretly celebrating, institutions are all looking for new favorites. Wait, do these people really look down on mainstream coins? Is the track rotation so fast? Last time they were still hyping Bitcoin. It feels like this correction will last quite a while, who still dares to go all in? Outflows are outflows, anyway this kind of thing is common, wait for the rebound to re-enter. Institutions are really sneaky, quietly moving money into smaller coins. Today's data looks a bit scary, has the main upward wave already ended? The recent surge in SOL seems real, able to attract institutional money. Now it's the "Schrödinger's bottom," who knows how much longer it will fall.

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OnChainDetective

· 01-09 05:31

Wait, $550 million net outflow? This number is too round, right? I need to check the on-chain transfer records of the institutional address that day... Feels like someone is guiding public opinion.

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