Digital-asset ETFs were broadly risk-off. Bitcoin spot funds generally declined about 0.9%–1.0%; IBIT fell 0.93% but recorded a $136.01M one-day inflow, while BITB gained $1.32M. Leveraged BITU and BITX dropped 1.83% and 1.74%, respectively.
Ethereum funds lost roughly 1.4%–1.6%. ETHA declined 1.53% with a $44.83M outflow, while FETH fell 1.44% but attracted $18.78M. Leveraged ETHU lost 2.95% and posted a $9.45M outflow.
XRP products were the weakest major category: unleveraged funds fell approximately 3.9%–4.8%, while leveraged XXRP, XRPT and UXRP dropped 7.96%, 8.26% and 8.50%. Solana funds declined roughly 2.6%–3.6%; BSOL fell 3.30% with a $5.66M outflow, and leveraged SOLT lost 6.38%.
At 06:00 ET, the broader digital-asset market capitalization was down 2.3% to $2.71T. Bitcoin traded at $77,606, down 3.1% over 24 hours; Ethereum fell 3.9% to $2,228, XRP declined 2.7% to $1.25 and Solana lost 3.2% to $96.83. Hyperliquid was the standout, rising 15.4% over 24 hours and 16.9% over seven days. Celestia led decliners at 12.4%, followed by Bittensor at 6.4%, while BNB and Sei each fell 6.0%.
Data-quality note: the CSV contains a duplicated XRPC row and apparent malformed price/RSI fields for several products; those fields were excluded from the conclusions above.
