On December 31st, spot ETF markets showed divergent momentum across major digital assets. Bitcoin and Ethereum faced selling pressure with BTC spot ETFs recording net outflows of $348.10 million, while ETH followed with $72.06 million in outflows. Meanwhile, altcoin strength was evident as Solana and XRP gained traction in their respective spot ETF products. SOL spot ETFs pulled in $2.29 million in net inflows, and XRP spot ETFs attracted $5.58 million, signaling institutional investor interest shifting toward alternative assets during the year-end trading session.
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Web3ExplorerLin
· 6h ago
hypothesis: the capital rotation we're witnessing here is basically the silk road of 2024—btc and eth losing their merchant status while sol and xrp become the new trade routes. fascinating stuff, ngl
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ParanoiaKing
· 6h ago
Still dumping at the end of the year, these institutions really know how to pick the right time.
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CountdownToBroke
· 6h ago
Bitcoin and Ethereum are rallying, but institutions are secretly buying SOL and XRP. What does this imply?
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MechanicalMartel
· 6h ago
Big players are bottom fishing for SOL and XRP. It seems institutions are also getting tired of BTC's old tricks and are now betting on smaller coins.
On December 31st, spot ETF markets showed divergent momentum across major digital assets. Bitcoin and Ethereum faced selling pressure with BTC spot ETFs recording net outflows of $348.10 million, while ETH followed with $72.06 million in outflows. Meanwhile, altcoin strength was evident as Solana and XRP gained traction in their respective spot ETF products. SOL spot ETFs pulled in $2.29 million in net inflows, and XRP spot ETFs attracted $5.58 million, signaling institutional investor interest shifting toward alternative assets during the year-end trading session.