2026-01-10 06:23:59

The latest market data shows a clear divergence of funds in the spot ETF market. On January 9th, Eastern Time, Bitcoin spot ETFs experienced a net outflow of $250 million, with Fidelity FBTC performing the strongest against the trend, attracting $7.8655 million in a single day, making it the most eye-catching institutional player yesterday.

In contrast, Ethereum spot ETFs have had a tough time—net outflows reaching $93.8151 million, indicating a clear shift in market sentiment. Solana spot ETFs remain in a wait-and-see mode, with no significant fund inflows or outflows. Meanwhile, XRP spot ETFs saw a slight headwind, recording a net inflow of $4.93 million.

From this round of data, it is evident that institutions have differing attitudes toward various assets. Although Bitcoin remains under pressure overall, the strong buying by leading funds like Fidelity suggests that long-term participants are not pessimistic. The net outflow of Ethereum warrants attention, possibly reflecting the market’s reassessment of its recent performance. The relative resilience of smaller tokens hints that funds are seeking new growth points.

BTC0,05%

ETH-0,38%

SOL-1,14%

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ser_aped.eth

· 2h ago

Is Fidelity bottom-fishing? Man, your move is really bold. --- ETH is flowing out so aggressively, it seems even institutions are not optimistic. --- XRP is starting to make small moves again, funds are shifting around. --- Wait, what is this hinting at? Small coins are about to take off? --- Bitcoin is being hammered down but someone is buying, the game isn't over yet. --- Over 90 million flowing out of Ethereum... I just want to know where it's going. --- Fidelity's single-day outflow of 7.88 million—now that's a true institutional player.

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MoodFollowsPrice

· 4h ago

Fidelity is really serious about bottom-fishing, still daring to enter the market at this time --- Ethereum net outflows are so high, are institutions really panicking? --- Is XRP picking up bargains? Seems a bit interesting --- Long-term players are just different, still buying during a big dip --- Small coins are rebounding, is this the trend? --- So many people are fleeing ETH, is this a bottom signal? --- Fidelity's single-day inflow of 7.86 million, what about other institutions? --- The capital is so polarized, who can predict the next move? --- Feels like they're shaking off retail investors now, leaving institutions --- Is XRP quietly accumulating? Need to keep an eye on it

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GateUser-addcaaf7

· 5h ago

Fidelity's move is truly impressive. Amidst the massive outflows, they still manage to attract funds against the trend. This is the way institutions operate. --- ETH is cutting leeks again, with over 93 million flowing out. My position is crying to death. --- XRP small-scale entry? Could it be taking off? Watching cautiously... --- Bitcoin is still tough, but big institutions haven't left yet. This must be their confidence. --- The clear divergence of funds indicates that the market is still searching for direction.

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SnapshotBot

· 14h ago

Fidelity's move is incredible; sweeping against the trend shows real big player flair. ETH bleeding so badly... No wonder everyone in the group is cutting losses. XRP quietly accumulating here, who knows what they'll do next. Institutions are really diverging, feeling like a scattered bunch. Are small coins about to rise? I feel like everyone is just taking on bagholders. Although BTC has more outflows, there are strong hands holding, so the sentiment remains stable. Ethereum really can't rally these days.

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BridgeNomad

· 01-10 06:53

fidelity loading the dip while eth bleeding out... ngl this liquidity fragmentation screams risk redistribution. tvl migration patterns don't lie

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DegenWhisperer

· 01-10 06:50

Fidelity's recent bottom-fishing move is incredible, really has the feel of old money. The net outflow of ETH is a bit unsettling. What are the big players doing? Can XRP turn things around in such a competitive market? Or is it just the same old story? The institutional divide is so severe, indicating that everyone is still in the exploration stage. Although BTC is being hammered, some are holding their buy orders firmly. That's where their confidence lies.

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ForkItAllDay

· 01-10 06:47

Is Fidelity bottoming out? This rhythm is a bit interesting. Ethereum's recent bloodshed is really painful, what's going on? Are small coins secretly rising? Funds really love this move. Although Bitcoin took a hit, long-term players are still holding on. This little guy XRP really has some resilience. Such severe institutional divergence indicates that no one knows what to do next.

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TokenDustCollector

· 01-10 06:28

Fidelity's recent moves show they still know what they're doing --- ETH was hammered again, this time really can't hold on anymore --- Institutions are choosing their tracks, are small-cap coins about to take off? --- Net outflow of over 93 million, Ethereum is really being neglected --- BTC has seen outflows, but Fidelity is stepping in to buy, that’s the key signal --- Why can XRP still be bought against the trend? Am I missing something? --- Such severe capital divergence indicates everyone is betting on different things --- ETH has indeed taken a hit this round, the outflow is quite terrifying --- Fidelity bought Bitcoin worth 7.87 million in a single day, their confidence is unusual --- No movement on Solana, are they waiting for an opportunity or does no one really believe in it? --- Small-cap coins are resilient? Wake up, that’s just capital harvesting the little guys --- Now that institutional attitudes are scattered, can a consensus still be reached?

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LoneValidator

· 01-10 06:28

Fidelity's move is really clever. While everyone is dumping ETH, they are buying the dip in BTC. That's the advantage of institutions. --- ETH's recent drop is a bit scary, with over $90 million flowing out... I need to reassess my positions. --- XRP can still be bought against the trend? Small coins are quite interesting, are they really looking for new growth points? --- It's unbelievable. Overall, BTC is falling but institutions are still accumulating. Fidelity's move is very steady. --- Wait, what does the wait-and-see attitude towards the Solana ETF mean? Why is there zero inflow and zero outflow... Is no one paying attention or what's going on? --- The data shows a very clear divergence. It seems like funds are really reallocating assets, not just panic selling. --- Kudos to Fidelity. While others are panicking, they are making money. This is what professional investors are truly about.

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