TL;DR
- Bitcoin ETFs: Two‑day outflows hit $166.8 million, led by ARKB’s $78 million Wednesday withdrawal and continued redemptions across GBTC and IBIT.
- Ethereum ETFs: Ether products recovered, with $34.7 million in inflows on Wednesday, driven by ETHB, ETHA, and TETH, reversing Tuesday’s weakness.
- Solana & Hyperliquid: Solana ETFs added $11.2 million Wednesday, lifting their two‑day total to $10.5 million, while Hyperliquid funds extended losses to $18.3 million for the week.
Bitcoin ETFs faced renewed selling pressure this week, recording $120.2 million in net outflows on Wednesday and bringing the two‑day total to $166.8 million. The category had recently enjoyed a strong three‑week stretch. Yet, the latest data shows investors stepping back during the holiday‑shortened trading window. The shift trimmed a portion of the $3.8 billion added during that earlier run and highlighted a cooling period for flows tied to the largest crypto asset.
ARKB Drives Withdrawals During A Two‑Day Slide
ARKB led Wednesday’s activity with $78 million in redemptions, followed by GBTC with $27.2 million and IBIT with $19.5 million. MSBT stood out as the only product to attract fresh capital, adding $4.5 million. Combined Tuesday and Wednesday flows showed GBTC losing $92.7 million, ARKB shedding $69.9 million, and IBIT slipping $8.8 million. The two‑day pullback erased roughly 4.4% of the recent $3.8 billion surge, marking the first consecutive outflow sessions since mid‑August. Bitcoin ETFs have now accumulated about $55 billion in net inflows since launch, although 2026 flows remain negative at roughly $1.07 billion.
Ethereum And Solana ETFs Reverse Earlier Weakness
Ethereum ETFs posted a stronger showing on Wednesday, attracting $34.7 million after losing $24.3 million the previous day. BlackRock’s ETHB brought in $22.9 million, followed by $9.7 million for ETHA and $2.1 million for TETH. Other Ether products reported no net flows. Solana ETFs also recovered, pulling in $11.2 million on Wednesday and lifting their two‑session total to $10.5 million. All Wednesday inflows went to BSOL, reinforcing Bitwise’s position in the Solana ETF segment.
Hyperliquid ETFs Extend Outflows As Market Softens
Hyperliquid ETFs continued to struggle, losing $5.3 million on Wednesday after $13 million in Tuesday withdrawals. The week’s total reached $18.3 million. Market conditions reflected the mixed ETF flows, with Bitcoin trading near $78,000 on Thursday, down from roughly $79,700 when the earlier inflow streak was reported. Ether hovered around $2,470, and Solana traded near $101, according to CoinGecko. Bitcoin ETFs remained a central focus for traders watching sentiment shifts across the crypto ETF landscape.
