Spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded a single-day net outflow of 8,999 BTC ($689.46M) on May 19, bringing the seven-day net outflow to 21,470 BTC ($1.64B) — a sustained bleed that signals institutional holders are actively reducing exposure rather than sitting on the sideline.
Ethereum ETFs fared worse in percentage terms: 35,244 ETH ($74.36M) left in a single session, with the weekly tally reaching 147,095 ETH ($310.37M) in net redemptions. The combined BTC and ETH outflow picture points to a broad risk-off rotation out of the two largest crypto ETF wrappers.
Solana ETFs were the lone bright spot, pulling in 39,219 SOL ($3.31M) on the day and 385,574 SOL ($32.54M) over the week. The divergence is notable: while BTC and ETH face institutional selling pressure, SOL-denominated products are quietly accumulating net inflows — a rotation worth watching if the trend holds into next week.
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