Crypto ETFs were mostly lower in the latest completed session. Bitcoin spot ETFs fell approximately 0.34%–0.46%, Ethereum spot and staking products declined 0.78%–1.07%, and unleveraged XRP funds lost 4.61%–4.91%. Solana products were mixed, ranging from -0.15% to +0.09%. Leveraged Bitcoin vehicles fell 0.75%–1.01%, Ethereum products declined 1.30%–2.00%, and XRP funds dropped 9.46%–9.92%. Leveraged Solana returns ranged from -0.19% to +0.09%.
Tracked Bitcoin spot ETFs recorded $430.20M of net outflows in the latest reported one-day figures, led by FBTC (-$199.87M), IBIT (-$104.97M), and GBTC (-$49.90M). Ethereum spot and staking products posted $77.98M in net outflows, led by ETHA (-$75.20M), FETH (-$2.24M), and ETHE (-$0.54M). Leveraged ETHU separately recorded -$10.40M. Unleveraged XRP products reported zero one-day flows, while leveraged XRPT recorded -$0.49M. Solana flows included SOLZ at -$2.12M, GSOL and QSOL at approximately -$0.81M each, and leveraged SOLT at +$1.67M.
At 06:00 ET Monday, total cryptocurrency market capitalization was down 2.1% at $2.55T. Reserve Rights (+11.0%), PEPE (+2.8%), and gold-backed PAXG and XAUt (+0.6% each) advanced, while Aster (-7.8%), XRP (-6.5%), and NEAR (-6.1%) led notable declines. Bitcoin traded at $74,049 (-2.3%), Ethereum at $2,107 (-5.6%), XRP at $1.08 (-6.5%), BNB at $679.88 (-2.4%), HYPE at $72.92 (-5.3%), and Solana at $85.88 (-3.6%). Bitcoin and Ethereum were down 4.9% and 7.7%, respectively, over seven days as the post-midterm rebound faded.
Sources: FactSet Research Systems, Inc.
