Spot Ether ETFs See Significant Rebound with $84.6 Million in Net Inflows
Following a seven-day streak of outflows, spot Ether exchange-traded funds (ETFs) in the US recorded a notable reversal on Monday, with $84.6 million in net inflows. This significant rebound comes after over $700 million flowed out of spot Ether (ETH) products last week, indicating a temporary pause in selling pressure. According to data from SoSoValue, the cumulative net inflows have now reached approximately $12.5 billion.
The move is seen as a positive sign for Ether, which has experienced significant fluctuations in recent weeks. The data suggests that investors are still confident in the asset’s long-term potential, despite short-term market volatility. At the same time, XRP (XRP) ETFs continued their unbroken streak of inflows, recording net inflows of $43.9 million on Monday, their strongest daily value since early December.
Daily inflow data for XRP ETFs. Source: SoSoValue
Diverging Trends in US Altcoin ETF Flows
Beyond Ether and XRP, flows across other altcoin ETFs indicate increasing differentiation in the crypto exchange-traded products (ETPs) space. Solana (SOL) ETFs, for example, continued to attract capital at a steady rate, increasing cumulative net inflows to approximately $750 million. After a net negative on December 3rd, Solana products returned to consistently positive inflows, albeit at lower levels compared to XRP.
Chainlink ETFs showed a similar pattern of increasing accumulation in December. Chainlink (LINK) products increased nearly $2 million in inflows on Monday, bringing cumulative net inflows to approximately $58 million. In contrast, Dogecoin (DOGE) ETFs, which began showing signs of slowing demand in December, continued the downward trend. SoSoValue data showed cumulative net inflows remained at $2 million, while total trading value fell to $67,000 on Monday, the second lowest day in December.
Global Outflows from Crypto ETFs Reach Nearly $1 Billion
While several altcoin ETFs continue to see steady inflows, their volumes remain too small to offset broader market trends. Last week, global crypto ETPs recorded net outflows of around $952 million, driven primarily by spot Bitcoin and Ether funds. Asset manager CoinShares attributed the decline to delays related to the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act, which prolonged regulatory uncertainty and was accompanied by increased selling pressure from large holders.
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