Ethereum ETFs capture $216 million in fresh capital while Bitcoin funds struggle with sustained selling pressure and XRP ETFs show stagnant net flows.
Ethereum ETFs saw $216M inflow on Friday, reversing from prior outflows, indicating renewed buying interest.
Bitcoin ETFs recorded a fourth straight day of outflows, totaling $13.29M, signaling sustained selling pressure after a strong inflow week.
XRP ETFs had zero net flows despite $36M in trading volume, indicating no new share creation or redemption, reflecting immature fund infrastructure.
US spot Ethereum ETFs saw a significant $216 million inflow on September 11, signaling a sharp reversal in investor sentiment. Conversely, Bitcoin ETFs recorded their fourth consecutive day of outflows, totaling $13.29 million, as the market cools following a period of heavy buying. Meanwhile, XRP ETFs saw $36 million in trading volume but recorded zero net flows, highlighting the current limitations in fund infrastructure.
The $36 million represents secondary market trading between investors, which does not require the fund to create or redeem shares. The zero net flow indicates that no new shares were issued or retired by authorized participants.