Bitcoin ETFs were relatively stable in the latest session, with most spot products finishing close to flat. IBIT gained 0.02% and remained the strongest flow story, attracting approximately $51.09M in daily inflows, $531.84M over one week, and nearly $1.99B over one month. ARKB slipped 0.04% but still brought in approximately $33.24M on the day, while BITB gained 0.04% despite approximately $18.14M in daily outflows. FBTC declined 0.10%, while GBTC was essentially unchanged at +0.02%. Longer-term performance remained strong across the major Bitcoin products, with IBIT up 7.84% over one month and 42.20% over three months, reflecting the substantial advance in Bitcoin exposure despite softer performance over the past week.
Ethereum ETFs were weaker on the day. ETHA declined 0.79% and recorded approximately $8.94M in daily outflows, although the fund still attracted about $134.39M over the past week and $636.71M over one month. FETH fell 0.75% with approximately $6.70M in daily outflows, while its one-month inflows remained positive at roughly $118.09M. Leveraged Ethereum exposure saw larger declines, with ETHU falling 1.55% and ETHT down 1.64%. XRP products also moved lower, with XRPC down 0.47%, XRPZ down 0.25%, and leveraged XXRP and XRPT falling 0.66% and 0.71%, respectively.
Solana ETFs experienced more pronounced selling. BSOL declined 1.40%, GSOL fell 1.50%, and SOLZ lost 1.27%, while leveraged SOLT and SLON dropped 2.85% and 2.92%, respectively. Despite the daily weakness, BSOL attracted approximately $5.75M in new money on the day, bringing its one-week inflows to roughly $103.04M and one-month inflows to $222.61M. Longer-term returns also remained strong, with BSOL up 14.13% over one month, while leveraged SOLT was up approximately 23.79% over the same period.
The broader digital-asset market was modestly positive at 06:00 ET, with total cryptocurrency market capitalization rising 0.4% to $2.96T. Bitcoin traded at $83,756, up 0.2% over 24 hours and 0.5% over seven days, while Ethereum gained 0.2% to $2,695. XRP declined 1.4% to $1.49, while Solana fell 1.2% to $118.07 despite remaining 4.4% higher over the previous seven days. BNB gained 0.4% to $768.12, while Hyperliquid advanced 3.1% to $89.28.
Outside the largest cryptocurrencies, Quant remained the standout performer, gaining 3.3% to $292.43 and extending its extraordinary seven-day advance to 314.0%. Cronos also gained 3.3%, Hyperliquid rose 3.1%, and NEAR Protocol and Aave each advanced 2.5%. On the downside, Sky fell 4.4%, Internet Computer declined 3.7%, Pump.fun lost 3.5%, Aster fell 3.0%, and UNUS SED LEO declined 2.0%. DeFi assets showed pockets of strength, led by Helium at +4.2%, GateToken and Lighter at +3.6%, THORChain at +3.4%, and Cronos at +3.3%. Overall, the session showed relatively stable conditions in Bitcoin and Ethereum alongside greater dispersion across altcoins and continued investor interest in several major crypto ETF products.
