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Ether funds also bled $123M on the day, but the weekly picture splits: BTC products have now seen seven straight days of net outflows while ETH ETFs still hold a positive weekly tally.
$BTC spot funds logged their worst weekly outflow in months while $ETH ETFs flipped positive on the day — a divergence that says more about who is selling than the headline net flows suggest.
Bitcoin and Ethereum products together shed more than half a billion dollars on June 3, while the only category still attracting net new money is the year-old Solana product line.
Solana's spot ETFs are the only one of the three printing green — the divergence lands on a day Bitcoin tagged a fresh all-time high.
The two-day drop wipes $1.39B from spot BTC products and $246M from spot ETH books — and Solana ETFs took the opposite side, pulling in $1.27M for a third straight net-positive day.
The split is the story: spot BTC and ETH products just printed a $1.54B combined weekly outflow, while SOL ETFs logged a seventh straight week of net inflows — capital is rotating, not exiting.
Seven-day outflows from spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs ran past $770M combined, but spot Solana products kept adding — a divergence that hints where allocators are parking incremental exposure right…
The divergence is the story: $BTC and $ETH products lost on every timeframe while $SOL ETFs pulled $16.6M of inflows over seven days — a small but clean counter-signal against the broader risk-off…
The $1.46B weekly BTC ETF outflow and $274M weekly ETH ETF outflow dwarf the $10.77M SOL ETF inflow — the rotation is real, but it's small relative to the bleed on the majors.
The 7-day net outflow from spot BTC and ETH products crossed $1.47B — the heaviest stretch in months — while spot SOL ETFs quietly added another $17.7M to extend their inflow streak.
The split flow is the read: spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs shed nearly half a billion dollars over the past week, while a single Solana fund quietly absorbed nine straight days of net inflows.
The single-day divergence is the story: spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs shed a combined $764M in net outflows on May 19, while spot Solana products quietly added another $3.3M to a week of…
BTC and ETH spot ETFs logged their largest combined single-day outflow in weeks, while the still-thin Solana ETF complex pulled in another week of net inflows.
Solana ETF flows stayed green across both windows while BTC and ETH spot vehicles bled over the week — the one-day tape understates how uneven the past seven sessions have been.
Spot BTC ETFs shed 8,158 BTC in one session — a seven-day outflow of $1.33B — while spot ETH products lost another $38.5M and Solana ETFs notched their seventh straight inflow week.
The split matters: the majors are seeing sustained multi-day outflows while Solana-dedicated products have now pulled in over $63M in a week, widening the gap between broad-based and altcoin-tilted…
The split is the story: $BTC ETFs gave up 7 $BTC on the day, $ETH products bled for a seventh straight session, and $SOL funds kept stacking — diverging flow has become the dominant tape signal.
Single-day outflows of $298.89M from spot Bitcoin ETFs and $15.1M from Ethereum funds stand against a still-positive weekly tape and uninterrupted Solana demand.
Seven-day flows of $1.64B across the three products point to a coordinated institutional bid — the first time the basket reads green on the same day at this scale.
The 7D read tells the real story: $BTC is the only one of the three with consistent multi-day net inflows, while ETH is bleeding on the week despite today's green print.
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