Last week's spot ETF flows revealed a split in market sentiment: Bitcoin and Ethereum continued to see institutional redemptions, with BTC experiencing a $782M outflow and ETH down $102.34M. Meanwhile, Solana and XRP bucked the trend, capturing fresh capital—SOL pulled in $13.14M in inflows while XRP attracted $64M. The divergence highlights growing investor interest in altcoins as alternatives to the two largest cryptocurrencies, suggesting a potential rotation in fund allocation strategies.
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LiquidationWatcher
· 11h ago
Institutions are dumping Bitcoin and Ethereum, while small-cap coins are attracting funds... The rotation is happening too quickly.
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OnchainArchaeologist
· 11h ago
Institutions are dumping BTC and ETH, but SOL and XRP are quietly attracting funds... This round is really about to see a surge.
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CryptoGoldmine
· 11h ago
Institutions are dumping BTC and ETH; the mining revenue behind these numbers is what truly matters. Who is accumulating SOL and XRP? It's important to see clearly.
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gm_or_ngmi
· 11h ago
Bitcoin and Ethereum are bleeding, while small coins are sucking blood; this is the flavor of rotation.
Last week's spot ETF flows revealed a split in market sentiment: Bitcoin and Ethereum continued to see institutional redemptions, with BTC experiencing a $782M outflow and ETH down $102.34M. Meanwhile, Solana and XRP bucked the trend, capturing fresh capital—SOL pulled in $13.14M in inflows while XRP attracted $64M. The divergence highlights growing investor interest in altcoins as alternatives to the two largest cryptocurrencies, suggesting a potential rotation in fund allocation strategies.