U.S. spot cryptocurrency exchange-traded funds (ETFs) experienced significant withdrawals during the week of October 26–30, 2026, as investors pulled capital from Bitcoin, Ethereum and Solana investment products. XRP ETFs moved in the opposite direction, recording approximately $4.32 million in net inflows.
According to the reported weekly figures, Bitcoin spot ETFs recorded $202.59 million in net outflows, while Ethereum funds experienced the largest withdrawals at $431.53 million. Solana ETFs lost approximately $71.47 million, whereas XRP products attracted fresh capital.
Across the four cryptocurrency assets, the combined net outflow reached approximately $701.27 million, highlighting a challenging week for the broader spot crypto ETF market.
Weekly Crypto ETF Flows: Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana and XRP
The latest weekly figures reveal a clear difference in investor activity across the four major cryptocurrency ETF categories.
| Cryptocurrency | Weekly net ETF flows |
|---|---|
| Bitcoin (BTC) | -$202.59 million |
| Ethereum (ETH) | -$431.53 million |
| Solana (SOL) | -$71.47 million |
| XRP | +$4.32 million |
| Combined total | -$701.27 million |
Ethereum recorded the largest withdrawals, followed by Bitcoin and Solana. XRP was the only one of the four assets to register positive net flows during the reporting period.
These figures represent net ETF creations and redemptions rather than trading volume. Positive flows indicate that fund share creations exceeded redemptions, while negative flows indicate the opposite.
Bitcoin ETFs Lose $202.59 Million as Friday Withdrawals Accelerate
U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded approximately $202.59 million in net outflows during the week.
Despite attracting capital during the first four trading sessions, Bitcoin funds experienced a substantial reversal on October 30. Data reported by CryptoETF.today showed that Bitcoin ETFs lost approximately $643.2 million on Friday alone, erasing the cumulative inflows recorded earlier in the week.
Several major investment products experienced significant withdrawals.
BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) recorded approximately $233.7 million in outflows on October 30, while Fidelity’s Wise Origin Bitcoin Fund (FBTC) experienced withdrawals of around $201 million. ARK 21Shares Bitcoin ETF (ARKB) also recorded approximately $129.5 million in outflows.
The sharp final-session withdrawals demonstrate how quickly daily ETF flows can change the overall weekly picture.
However, the weekly figures do not establish whether investors were permanently reducing their Bitcoin exposure or simply adjusting their positions in response to market conditions.
Ethereum ETFs Record the Largest Outflows at $431.53 Million
Ethereum spot ETFs experienced the weakest performance among the four assets, recording approximately $431.53 million in weekly net outflows.
The withdrawals reflected continued pressure on several major Ethereum investment products.
BlackRock’s iShares Ethereum Trust (ETHA) was among the largest contributors to the negative result. According to CryptoETF.today’s weekly breakdown, ETHA recorded approximately $391.1 million in net outflows.
Other Ethereum products, including Grayscale’s Ethereum funds, also experienced withdrawals.
Fidelity’s Ethereum Fund (FETH), however, attracted approximately $63.1 million in weekly inflows, partially offsetting redemptions elsewhere.
The overall result remained strongly negative, indicating that inflows into selected Ethereum funds were insufficient to compensate for withdrawals across the broader market.
The sustained outflows could be an important metric for investors monitoring institutional demand for Ethereum exposure through regulated investment products. Nevertheless, ETF redemptions alone do not establish the reasons behind investor decisions or predict future ETH price movements.
Solana ETFs Lose $71.47 Million During the Week
Spot Solana ETFs also recorded negative weekly flows, with approximately $71.47 million leaving the investment products.
Bitwise’s Solana Staking ETF (BSOL) and Grayscale’s Solana Staking ETF (GSOL) were among the products reporting withdrawals.
The outflows suggest that investors reduced their exposure to Solana-linked exchange-traded products during the reporting period.
Although Solana ETFs have attracted investor interest through staking-related investment structures, weekly flows can fluctuate as investors reassess their exposure to digital assets.
The latest withdrawals do not necessarily indicate a long-term decline in institutional interest in Solana. Further weekly data will be needed to determine whether the negative trend continues.
XRP Spot ETFs Attract $4.32 Million in Fresh Capital
While Bitcoin, Ethereum and Solana ETFs recorded withdrawals, XRP spot ETFs managed to attract approximately $4.32 million in net inflows.
The positive result made XRP the only asset among the four major ETF categories to finish the reporting week with net capital entering its investment products.
Although the inflow was relatively small compared with the withdrawals recorded by other funds, it highlights a different pattern of investor activity.
XRP investment products have provided traditional investors with regulated exposure to the digital asset without requiring them to purchase and manage XRP directly.
Continued inflows could support the development of XRP-linked investment products, although one positive week does not establish a sustained accumulation trend.
Investors should also distinguish ETF demand from broader XRP market activity. Fund inflows do not automatically translate into an equivalent increase in spot-market buying or guarantee an appreciation in XRP’s price.
Crypto ETF Market Records Approximately $701 Million in Combined Outflows
The combined figures for Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana and XRP show approximately $701.27 million in net withdrawals during the week.
Ethereum accounted for the largest share of the negative total, followed by Bitcoin. Solana also experienced significant withdrawals, while XRP’s positive flows provided only a modest offset.
The divergence highlights how investor demand can vary considerably between cryptocurrency assets, even when they are part of the same broader digital asset market.
ETF flows are closely monitored because they provide insight into capital movements through traditional investment products. However, they should be considered alongside other market indicators, including trading volumes, cryptocurrency prices, derivatives activity and broader financial conditions.
What the Latest ETF Flows Mean for the Crypto Market
The latest figures suggest that demand for major U.S. spot crypto ETFs weakened during the final week of October.
Bitcoin’s sharp Friday reversal contributed to its negative weekly result, while Ethereum experienced persistent pressure across its investment products. Solana funds also recorded net withdrawals.
XRP’s positive performance stands out, but its relatively small inflow indicates that the broader ETF market remained under pressure.
The next reporting period will be important for determining whether these withdrawals represent temporary portfolio adjustments or a more sustained reduction in demand for cryptocurrency investment products.
Bottom Line
U.S. spot Bitcoin, Ethereum and Solana ETFs recorded combined net outflows during the week of October 26–30, 2026. Ethereum led withdrawals with approximately $431.53 million, followed by Bitcoin at $202.59 million and Solana at $71.47 million.
XRP ETFs were the exception, attracting approximately $4.32 million in fresh capital.
The four assets collectively recorded around $701.27 million in net outflows. The figures highlight diverging investor demand, although additional weekly data will be needed to determine whether the trend continues into November.
Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial or investment advice. Cryptocurrency markets are volatile, and ETF inflows or outflows do not guarantee future price movements.
