US spot crypto exchange-traded funds pulled in $64.8 million on Monday, roughly 80% below Friday's pace and a sharp comedown from the prior week's $3.3 billion total. The group covers Bitcoin, Ether, Solana and XRP funds, all of which recorded net inflows for the session. The streak is intact, but the size of the haul is a different story.
From $3.3 billion to $64.8 million
The week-over-week swing is stark. A $3.3 billion week followed by a $64.8 million Monday means the daily average has collapsed. That's not a reversal — money is still going in — but the flow has thinned out to a fraction of what it was. Four product lines, one small number.
The drop lines up with the broader pattern of ETF flows cooling after a heavy stretch of buying. When the prior week's total is 50 times a single day's haul, the marginal buyer isn't showing up at the same clip.
Streaks still standing
What hasn't broken is the inflow streak. Every fund category — Bitcoin, Ether, Solana and XRP — kept its run of positive days going. For now, the streak is the headline the bulls can point to. The 80% drop is the one the bears will.
Streaks in ETF flows are fragile. They survive on small numbers as easily as big ones, and a single flat or negative day ends them. Monday's $64.8 million kept the run alive, but there's not much cushion if the slowdown continues.
Where the money went quiet
The facts don't break out which of the four asset classes led or lagged Monday's total. What's clear is that the combined figure is well below the prior week's run rate across the board. The $3.3 billion week set a high bar, and Monday cleared only a sliver of it.
For issuers, the math is simple: the products are still attracting net new money, just far less of it. That's a slower tape, not a broken one.
What to watch
The obvious question is whether Tuesday and the rest of the week follow Monday's smaller prints or snap back toward the prior week's pace. The streak is the number to track — it only takes one negative day to reset it to zero. For now, the funds are still on the plus side, just not by much.
