Bitcoin and Ether ETFs Crash the Party Two Days Running—XRP and Solana ETFs Still MIA

Bitcoin and ether ETFs extended their rebound with a second consecutive day of inflows. Meanwhile, XRP and Solana ETFs continued their vacation from trading activity, apparently content to watch from the sidelines.

Bitcoin ETFs recorded $117.63 million in net inflows on Tuesday, building on Monday's momentum to push the two-day total to $187 million. BlackRock's IBIT dominated with $98.42 million, reaffirming its status as the market's favorite child. Fidelity's FBTC added $16.24 million, while Bitwise's BITB and Ark & 21Shares' ARKB chipped in $1.84 million and $1.13 million respectively. Notably, zero funds recorded outflows—a rare sight that reinforced the session's strength. Trading volume hit $3.11 billion, with net assets climbing to $87.46 billion.

Ether ETFs joined the fun with $31.17 million in net inflows. BlackRock's ETHA led the charge at $24.70 million, marking a welcome reversal after weeks of consistent outflows. The support came from across the board: 21Shares' TETH ($2.62M), Fidelity's FETH ($1.57M), Bitwise's ETHW ($1.20M), and BlackRock's ETHB ($1.08M). Like Bitcoin funds, no Ether ETF posted outflows. Trading activity reached $1.03 billion, with net assets rising to $11.98 billion.

Beyond the majors, the market fell conspicuously quiet. XRP ETFs recorded zero trading activity, with net assets holding at $943.73 million. Solana ETFs followed suit at $805.84 million. The lack of interest speaks for itself—several inactive sessions over the past two weeks suggest short-term capital has moved on.

The pattern is clear. Capital is returning to Bitcoin and Ether, but it's not spreading across the board. Investors are being selective, cautious, and apparently just not that into XRP and Solana right now. Tuesday's session reinforced the week's improving tone, but recovery remains stubbornly uneven.