ETH and XRP ETFs both go dark at the same time! Consecutive inflows suddenly come to a halt—could the market be about to change?
This time isn’t just small fluctuations.
Spot ETH ETF: ends 12 consecutive days of net inflows
Previously, over the past 12 trading days, it accumulated inflows of about $1.62 billion, but the latest day flipped to a net outflow of roughly $48 million.
Spot XRP ETF: ends 11 consecutive days of net inflows
Total inflows were about $170 million, while the latest day recorded a net outflow of about $7.2 million.
What’s interesting is that:
BTC ETFs, instead, have resumed recording net inflows of about $101 million.
So it means institutional capital hasn’t fully exited—it’s more like there was a switch:
ETH/XRP → BTC.
This is exactly the part worth being more cautious about right now.
Previously, after ETH kept pulling in money for 12 straight days, the market could easily form a consensus:
“ETFs keep buying, so ETH will eventually keep rising.”
But once inflows stop, the strongest short-term support logic gets weakened.
Especially since ETH’s recent price performance has been weaker than BTC’s, it suggests:
Institutional inflows ≠ prices must rise.
Next, focus on two key data points:
① Whether the ETH ETF can quickly resume net inflows
② Whether BTC ETFs can continue to attract capital
If ETH sees inflows return again, this might just be a brief pause.
But if outflows keep appearing consecutively…
That could mean institutions are adjusting their positions again.
ETF fund flows are becoming a “thermometer” for judging the direction of the next market move.
#ETH #XRP #ETF #以太坊xrpetf连涨终结
This time isn’t just small fluctuations.
Spot ETH ETF: ends 12 consecutive days of net inflows
Previously, over the past 12 trading days, it accumulated inflows of about $1.62 billion, but the latest day flipped to a net outflow of roughly $48 million.
Spot XRP ETF: ends 11 consecutive days of net inflows
Total inflows were about $170 million, while the latest day recorded a net outflow of about $7.2 million.
What’s interesting is that:
BTC ETFs, instead, have resumed recording net inflows of about $101 million.
So it means institutional capital hasn’t fully exited—it’s more like there was a switch:
ETH/XRP → BTC.
This is exactly the part worth being more cautious about right now.
Previously, after ETH kept pulling in money for 12 straight days, the market could easily form a consensus:
“ETFs keep buying, so ETH will eventually keep rising.”
But once inflows stop, the strongest short-term support logic gets weakened.
Especially since ETH’s recent price performance has been weaker than BTC’s, it suggests:
Institutional inflows ≠ prices must rise.
Next, focus on two key data points:
① Whether the ETH ETF can quickly resume net inflows
② Whether BTC ETFs can continue to attract capital
If ETH sees inflows return again, this might just be a brief pause.
But if outflows keep appearing consecutively…
That could mean institutions are adjusting their positions again.
ETF fund flows are becoming a “thermometer” for judging the direction of the next market move.
#ETH #XRP #ETF #以太坊xrpetf连涨终结