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Crypto exchange-traded funds (ETFs) resumed trading after the holiday pause with a strong inflow session, signaling renewed investor confidence. The rebound was led by Bitcoin ETFs, followed by Ether ETFs, while several altcoin products saw little to no activity.
Bitcoin ETFs recorded $471.32 million in net inflows, with buying spread across six funds and no outflows reported. The session also lifted market activity, with trading volume of $2.31 billion and net assets rising to $90.26 billion.
Individual fund flows included:
Ether ETFs recorded $120.24 million in net inflows, marking a reversal after a prolonged period of outflows. The group also reported no outflows during the session.
Ether ETF trading activity showed:
Outside Bitcoin and Ether, activity was more subdued. XRP ETFs recorded no trading action, with net assets at $940.58 million, continuing a recent pattern of inactivity.
Solana ETFs posted a smaller inflow of $246,980, driven entirely by Invesco’s QSOL. Solana ETF metrics ended the session with:
The contrast across ETF categories indicates investors returned more decisively to Bitcoin and Ether, while remaining cautious in other parts of the market. The session was not described as a broad, market-wide rally, but it was characterized as a strong signal of where current conviction is concentrated.
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