ETF flows remained firmly red for Bitcoin and Ethereum over the past 24 hours, reinforcing signs of cautious sentiment among institutional investors.

Bitcoin ETFs recorded a net outflow of 9,762 BTC, valued at approximately $874.65 million in a single day. This sell-side pressure extends the weekly net outflow to 16,144 BTC, or roughly $1.45 billion, highlighting sustained distribution rather than a one-off reaction.
Ethereum ETFs mirrored Bitcoin’s weakness. Products tied to ETH saw a 1-day net outflow of 114,641 ETH, worth about $341.17 million. On a 7-day basis, Ethereum ETFs are now down 98,323 ETH, translating to around $292.61 million in net outflows.
In contrast, Solana ETFs continued to stand out as an exception. SOL-based products remained in the green, posting a 1-day net inflow of 11,171 SOL (around $1.44 million). This pushed the 7-day net inflow to 95,791 SOL, valued at approximately $12.36 million.
Market Takeaway
The divergence in ETF flows suggests a rotation within crypto exposure rather than a full risk-off exit. While Bitcoin and Ethereum face consistent institutional selling pressure, Solana appears to be absorbing fresh demand potentially reflecting investor appetite for alternative large-cap narratives amid broader market uncertainty.
As long as ETF flows for BTC and ETH stay negative, upside momentum may remain capped. Meanwhile, continued inflows into SOL could support relative strength against the broader market in the near term.