Bitcoin leads ETF inflows with $58.5 million
Fresh data from U.S. spot crypto ETFs shows a decisive shift in capital allocation. Bitcoin recorded 58.5 million dollars in net inflows yesterday, continuing its trend of renewed institutional demand following recent macro signals and liquidity improvements.
The steady appetite for Bitcoin ETFs reinforces BTC’s dominance in institutional portfolios as traders position ahead of expected monetary easing.
Ethereum sees nearly $10M in outflows
Ethereum was the only major asset to post a meaningful outflow, losing 9.91 million dollars across ETFs. The drop comes as ETH continues to lag Bitcoin in institutional preference and faces mixed narratives around staking yields, L2 growth, and relative market strength.
Despite this, ETH remains one of the top-held digital assets in U.S. ETF products.
Strong inflows for Solana and XRP
Solana posted one of the best performances of the day with 45.77 million dollars in inflows, reflecting rising interest in high-performance alternative L1s and continuing ecosystem momentum.
XRP saw the strongest inflow among non-BTC assets, adding 67.74 million dollars and marking its 12th consecutive green trading day. This streak underscores sustained institutional accumulation despite ongoing regulatory uncertainty.
HBAR, DOGE, and LTC: mixed but stable flows
Among smaller ETF-linked assets:
• HBAR added 1.78 million dollars
• DOGE saw 513,430 dollars in inflows
• LTC recorded neutral flows at zero
These numbers indicate modest but stable institutional engagement outside the major caps.
BlackRock’s IBIT surpasses $3.7 billion in daily trading volume
One of the most notable developments is the performance of BlackRock’s Bitcoin ETF, IBIT. The fund recorded more than 3.7 billion dollars in trading volume yesterday — surpassing the daily volume of Vanguard’s VOO, one of the most widely held equity ETFs in the U.S.
This milestone highlights:
• growing institutional comfort with Bitcoin ETF instruments
• increasing liquidity depth of crypto-linked financial products
• the accelerating mainstream adoption of digital assets
IBIT’s rise reinforces BlackRock’s position as the dominant player in the U.S. crypto ETF landscape.
What this means for the market
The divergence between Bitcoin inflows and Ethereum outflows suggests a temporary rotation toward BTC-led market exposure. At the same time, strong flows into Solana and XRP reflect broadening institutional interest in alternative assets.
Overall, ETF data signals:
• strengthening risk appetite
• preference for assets with clear narratives
• concentration of institutional liquidity in BTC and a few high-performing alts
If these inflow trends continue, they may support near-term price stability and further upside across the top assets.
BTCUSA outlook
ETF flows remain one of the most reliable indicators of institutional sentiment. With Bitcoin inflows rising, Solana and XRP gaining momentum, and IBIT surpassing major traditional ETFs in volume, the market appears positioned for continued strength — provided macro conditions remain supportive.
BTCUSA will keep monitoring ETF flows, liquidity metrics, and institutional positioning as key drivers shaping the next phase of the crypto market.
