Spot ether exchange-traded funds (ETFs) in the U.S. recorded net inflows of $84.6 million on Monday, snapping a seven-day streak of outflows in the biggest single-day reversal this month.
The shift came after more than 700 million Spot Ether (ETH) products exited last week, highlighting a pause in selling pressure. The rebound brought total net inflows to about $12.5 billion, according to Sosovalu data.
At the same time, XRP (XRP) ETFs extended their uninterrupted inflow streak on Monday, recording $43.9 million in net inflows on Monday, their strongest daily showing since early December. The XRP ETFs have not experienced a single net outflow day since their launch, resulting in a cumulative net inflow of more than $1.1 billion.
Although XRP ETF volumes remain modest compared to Ether products, the consistency of inflows stands. Rather than a rapid rotation, the data suggested that early allocators were gradually increasing exposure, treating the asset as a positioning tool rather than a short-term trade.
We Altcoin ETF Diverge Flows
Beyond Ether and XRP, other ALTCOION flows into ETFs point to increased diversification within the crypto exchange-traded products (ETPS) space.
The Solana (Sol) ETF continued to attract steady capital, bringing total net inflows to nearly $750 million. After a net negative on Dec. 3, Solana products returned to a steady positive flow, but at a smaller level than XRP. In total, Solana ETF products have had only three flow days since launch.
Channellink ETFs showed a similar pattern of excess accumulation in December. Chain Link (Link) products added nearly $2 million in revenue on Monday, bringing its total net revenue to nearly $58 million.
Several flat-flow days point to muted trading activity, which appears steady rather than driven by short-term speculation.
Meanwhile, the Dogecoin ( DOGE ) ETF, which showed early signs of cooling demand in December, continued its decline.
Total net inflows stuck at $2 million, while total value of trade fell to $67,000 on Monday, its second-lowest day in December, Sosovo data showed.
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Last week global crypto ETF spending was close to $1 billion
While several altcoin ETFs continue to attract steady inflows, their volumes are too small to reflect broader market trends. Last week, global crypto ETFs recorded nearly $952 million in net outflows, driven primarily by spot bitcoin and ether funds.
Asset manager CoinShares attributed the pullback to delays around the Digital Asset Market Definition Act, which prolongs long-term uncertainty and coincides with increased selling pressure from major holders.
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