BlackRock's spot ether ETF (ETHA) pulled in $11.75 million on Monday, leading a mixed day for U.S. crypto funds. The broader group of spot ether ETFs posted net inflows of $9.23 million, while bitcoin funds recorded their third consecutive day of withdrawals.
ETHA carries the ether ETF pack
ETHA was the clear standout among ether products. The $11.75 million inflow more than offset outflows from other spot ether ETFs, leaving the category in positive territory. Monday's net figure of $9.23 million marks a modest recovery after a few quiet weeks for ether funds.
Bitcoin funds can't shake the selling
Bitcoin ETFs have now bled capital for three straight sessions. The exact size of Monday's outflow wasn't disclosed in the data, but the streak suggests persistent selling pressure. The timing isn't great — bitcoin's price has been hovering in a range, and these withdrawals add to the cautious mood.
Solana and XRP hold their ground
Not everything was red. Solana and XRP products posted modest gains on Monday. The inflows were small relative to the ether and bitcoin categories, but they show that demand for altcoin exposure hasn't dried up entirely. Both assets have seen periodic interest from institutional investors this year.
HYPE ETFs keep losing capital
HYPE ETFs continued their losing streak. The products have been shedding capital for weeks, and Monday was no exception. No single catalyst explains the persistent outflows — it looks more like a slow bleed as investors rotate out of the hype-driven names that dominated earlier in 2026.
What comes next? All eyes are on Tuesday's data to see if bitcoin outflows finally slow, and whether ETHA can sustain its momentum. The ether ETF category has yet to see the kind of sustained inflows that bitcoin funds enjoyed earlier this year, but Monday's numbers offer a glimmer of hope.
