Bitcoin ETFs edged higher, with IBIT gaining 0.25% and attracting $54.84 million in daily inflows. Grayscale’s Bitcoin Mini Trust added 0.30% and received $10.32 million, while FBTC and GBTC recorded outflows of $10.90 million and $23.19 million, respectively. Bitcoin funds remained lower over the week despite monthly gains of roughly 7.6%–7.9% among major spot products.
Ethereum ETFs outperformed Bitcoin funds. ETHA rose 0.65%, drawing $15.35 million, while FETH advanced 0.60% with $4.69 million in inflows. Leveraged ETHU gained 1.16% but experienced $26.18 million in withdrawals. Major spot Ethereum funds showed monthly gains around 10%–11%.
XRP funds also advanced: XRPC gained 0.67%, XRPZ 0.62%, and GXRP 0.59%. Leveraged XRPT rose 1.02% and attracted $2.99 million. Solana maintained stronger weekly momentum: BSOL gained 0.49% daily, 3.93% weekly and 15.76% monthly, with $9.65 million in daily inflows. VSOL gained 0.41% despite $2.00 million in withdrawals.
At 06:00 ET, the digital-asset report put total market capitalization at $2.95 trillion, up 0.1%. Bitcoin traded at $83,581, down 0.8% over 24 hours; Ethereum fell 1.1% to $2,689, and Solana slipped 0.3% to $119.21. XRP rose 0.2% to $1.51. These rolling cryptocurrency returns cover a different window from ETF closing returns.
Pump.fun led the highlighted gainers at +11.7%, followed by Quant at +10.0% and NEAR at +6.4%. Hedera fell 10.2%, while Aave declined 4.0% and Uniswap 2.2%. The report gives conflicting Chainlink declines—6.9% in its decliners list and 6.6% in its DeFi section.
