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Institutional crypto ETF flows swung sharply negative on February 11, with capital rotating out of both Ethereum and Bitcoin products and reversing the brief rebound from the prior session. The shift was broad-based across major issuers, while activity in Solana and XRP ETFs stalled, indicating a selective repositioning rather than a uniform selloff.
Spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $276.3 million in net outflows on February 11, reversing the $166.5 million inflow from the previous day. Withdrawals were distributed across leading issuers, suggesting coordinated repositioning.
Ethereum ETFs continued to weaken, posting $129.1 million in net outflows. Fidelity’s FETH led the outflows, followed by BlackRock’s ETHA, with additional redemptions across other major products.
The synchronized withdrawals across multiple issuers reflected cautious sentiment toward maintaining or adding ETH exposure amid ongoing volatility.
Solana ETF flows were flat on February 11, with $0 in net movement. This pause followed $8.4 million in inflows the previous day across products including BSOL, VSOL, FSOL, TSOL, SOEZ, and GSOL. The lack of change indicated investors were neither adding to nor reducing Solana exposure during broader market uncertainty.
Spot XRP ETFs also recorded $0 in net flows. Products including XRPC, XRPZ, TOXR, Bitwise XRP ETF, and GXRP showed no activity. The flat result pointed to a wait-and-see approach among institutional participants.
The contrast between heavy outflows from Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs and stability in Solana and XRP products highlighted selective rotation. Rather than broad capitulation across all major crypto exposures, the February 11 flow pattern suggested institutions reduced BTC and ETH positions while pausing activity in SOL and XRP ETFs.
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