Bitcoin and Solana spot ETFs see net outflows as Ethereum records inflows

On October 5, US spot crypto ETFs did something slightly awkward. Bitcoin and Solana funds posted net outflows. Ethereum funds posted net inflows. XRP products, meanwhile, recorded no net flow at all. The single-day snapshot is notable because it runs almost exactly opposite to the weekly picture. In the broader data, Bitcoin had been the clear favorite and Ethereum the one getting left on read. The daily flip versus the weekly trend Start with the daily numbers. Bitcoin and Solana spot ETFs both ended October 5 with more money leaving than arriving. Ethereum ETFs went the other way, pulling in net new capital. XRP funds broke even, with zero net flow for the day. Now zoom out. Data from SoSoValue, reported on October 5, showed US spot Bitcoin ETFs collected $241.09 million in weekly net inflows for the week ending in early October. That marked the third straight positive week for Bitcoin funds. It also lifted cumulative inflows since the products launched in 2024 to around $57.8 billion. Ethereum’s weekly picture looked far less cheerful. Spot Ethereum ETFs shed $138.02 million in net outflows over the same period. That reversed the prior week, when Ethereum funds had taken in $69...