Digital-asset ETFs declined broadly. Bitcoin funds generally fell 1.3%–2.1%, while leveraged products dropped more sharply: MAXI (4.30%), BTCL (3.91%), BITU (3.62%) and BITX (3.58%). Defensive strategies were more resilient, with BITC down just (0.01%) and XBTY (0.09%). Despite the weakness, FBTC attracted +$103.1M and IBIT +$65.9M; OBTC recorded a ($16.5M) outflow.
Ethereum funds generally lost about 3.1%–3.2%, while ETU fell (6.77%), ETHU (6.36%) and ETHT (6.27%). FETH attracted +$8.1M, while ETHU lost ($12.3M). XRP products declined roughly 3.1%–3.5%, with leveraged XRPT down (7.17%), XXRP (6.96%) and UXRP (6.59%); no one-day XRP flows were reported.
Solana exposure also weakened. Conventional funds declined approximately 2.8%–4.1%, while SOLT fell (6.34%) and SLON (6.18%). SOLZ recorded a ($1.7M) outflow, BSOL lost ($1.0M) and QSOL attracted approximately +$0.2M. The CSV contains apparent data-quality issues—including duplicate XRPC data, identical CETH/TETH figures, several Ethereum prices of $46,309.00 and dates appearing in RSI fields—which were excluded from interpretation.
At 06:00 ET, total cryptocurrency market capitalization was down (2.8%) to $2.80T. Bitcoin traded at $81,169, down (2.4%) over 24 hours and (2.2%) over seven days. Ethereum fell (5.0%)/(7.6%), XRP (3.5%)/(7.1%) and Solana (3.5%)/(10.7%).
No notable gainers were identified. Pump.fun led the decliners at (14.2%), followed by Canton (12.9%), Ethena (11.4%), Zcash (10.9%) and Sei (8.1%). Payments were broadly weaker, while selected DeFi assets advanced: FintruX Network rose 26.3%, Osmosis 6.3%, Curve DAO Token 3.5% and Huobi Token 3.0%.
