Bitcoin and Ether ETFs Return From the Wilderness, But Solana and XRP Are Still Camping Outside

Bitcoin ETFs kicked off the week with a breath of fresh air, while ether finally broke its losing streak. Solana and $XRP, though? Still having a rough time—apparently nobody told them the party started.

The new week brought a shift in tone—nothing dramatic, but pockets of green amid the caution tape. Bitcoin ETFs posted a net inflow of $69.44 million, a modest but welcome rebound after last week's outflows made everyone question if the bull run had taken a sabbatical. ARKB led the charge with $33.03 million, showing up fashionably early to the inflow party, followed by FBTC at $28.89 million and IBIT adding $7.52 million—just enough to not look like they forgot the entrance fee.

Total net assets slipped to $85.47 billion, a gentle reminder that recent losses still linger like a bad hangover from Saturday night. Trading activity came in at $2.38 billion—steady, but not exactly explosive. Nobody's lighting fireworks yet, but at least the campfire is still burning.

Ether ETFs finally caught a break. After eight straight days of outflows that felt longer than a Monday morning, the segment returned