Bitcoin & Ethereum ETFs Bleed $657M in 7 Days as SOL Bucks…

Spot ETF flow data for the week ending May 26 paints a sharply bearish picture for the two largest crypto assets. Bitcoin ETFs posted a single-day net outflow of 479 BTC ($36.8M) and a seven-day net outflow of 8,075 BTC ($620.64M), signalling sustained institutional de-risking rather than a one-off redemption spike.

Ethereum ETFs fared no better on a relative basis: 1-day outflows hit 180 ETH ($380K), while the seven-day figure reached 70,799 ETH ($149.24M) — a meaningful drawdown given ETH's lower ETF AUM base compared to Bitcoin.

Solana ETFs were the lone bright spot, recording a 1-day inflow of 43 SOL ($3.6K) and a seven-day net inflow of 153,659 SOL ($13.06M). The divergence is notable: while BTC and ETH products face persistent redemption pressure, SOL ETF products are quietly accumulating flows — a signal worth watching as the broader market digests the macro backdrop.