Blackrock poured $11.75 million into its ETHA fund on Monday, helping U.S. spot ether ETFs post a net inflow of $9.23 million. Bitcoin funds, meanwhile, saw their third straight day of withdrawals. Solana and XRP products eked out modest gains, while HYPE ETFs continued to lose capital.
Blackrock's ETHA leads ether charge
The $11.75 million move from Blackrock more than covered the total net inflow for the ether ETF category on Monday. That suggests institutional appetite for ether exposure remains intact, even as the broader fund flow picture shows a clear split between ether and Bitcoin.
Bitcoin funds see third day of outflows
Bitcoin-focused products have now recorded withdrawals for three consecutive days. The streak marks a shift from earlier this month when those funds were consistently pulling in capital. The data doesn't point to a single cause, but the pattern is hard to ignore.
Solana and XRP hold steady
Solana and XRP products each posted modest gains on Monday. The numbers are small relative to the ether and Bitcoin flows, but they show that interest in altcoin exposure through regulated funds hasn't dried up entirely.
HYPE ETFs keep losing ground
HYPE ETFs continued to shed capital, extending a trend that has persisted for several weeks. The outflows suggest investor sentiment around the HYPE ecosystem remains cautious.
The next set of flow data, due Tuesday, will show whether the Bitcoin outflow streak extends or if ether can hold its ground.
