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Bitcoin ETF assets fell to $105.84B and Ethereum to $15.71B as midweek outflows dominated, while XRP funds posted a 13th straight week of inflows.
XRP ETFs extended a 13-week inflow streak as Bitcoin, Ethereum and Solana products saw about $1.24 billion in combined redemptions for the week ended Oct. 9, according to SoSoValue and the report. XRP ETFs added $11.31 million, while Bitcoin lost $681.1 million, Ethereum shed $542.07 million and Solana dropped $24.81 million.
Set against the three major outflows, XRP’s $11.31 million addition was a small counterweight, roughly 0.9% of the combined Bitcoin, Ethereum and Solana redemptions ($11.31 million against $681.1 million + $542.07 million + $24.81 million is about 0.9%). ETF flows change the number of fund shares outstanding; net assets then reflect both these creations or redemptions and the underlying coin’s price.
Bitcoin flows reverse after three positive weeks
Bitcoin’s $681.1 million weekly outflow followed $241.09 million of inflows the prior week, a $922.19 million swing in demand, the report said. SoSoValue’s tables show redemptions concentrated midweek, with $487.07 million withdrawn on Wednesday and $244.13 million on Thursday. A $21.13 million Friday inflow limited the damage but left the first negative week since the week ended Sept. 11. CryptoQuant’s weekly netflow chart also showed withdrawals in the latest week.
Ecoinometrics’ Oct. 9 chart put rolling 30‑day Bitcoin ETF inflows around 30,000 to 40,000 BTC and marked demand as slowing. The report noted Bitcoin ETF net assets ended the week at $105.84 billion, down from $108.89 billion a week earlier, a roughly $3.05 billion decline that reflects both flows and price moves.
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Prices as of 2026-10-11 15:02 UTC. Source: CoinGecko.
Ethereum redemptions deepen; Solana turns negative; XRP steadies
Ethereum’s reversal was broader. SoSoValue data show $542.07 million in weekly outflows, nearly four times the prior week’s $138.02 million, with withdrawals in all five sessions. Tuesday’s $201.89 million and Wednesday’s $160.77 million accounted for about 67% of the week’s total. The report said cumulative net inflows since launch slipped to $13.26 billion from $13.80 billion, and net assets fell to $15.71 billion from $17.46 billion.
Solana’s 14-week positive streak ended with $24.81 million in redemptions. All five sessions were negative, led by $9.25 million on Monday and $4.80 million on Wednesday, according to the report. Cumulative inflows eased to $1.58 billion, and net assets closed at $1.73 billion.
XRP funds were the exception. They drew $3.14 million on Tuesday and $8.17 million on Thursday, with no net flows the other days, for a $11.31 million weekly gain and 13 straight weeks of inflows, the report said. Even so, XRP ETF net assets declined to $1.57 billion from $1.66 billion as cumulative inflows rose to $1.80 billion, showing price effects outweighed the week’s subscriptions.
The next data point that would change this picture is whether the midweek outflow pattern persists in the coming week or flips back to net creations.
Source: CryptoSlate.
This article was written with AI assistance and reviewed by an editor.
This content is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice.
🧠 HafidWatch Take
The continued heavy outflows from Ethereum, especially concentrated midweek, suggest growing investor caution that could accelerate if this pattern persists. Should net redemptions remain at or above recent levels, it may signal a more sustained shift away from Ethereum funds. Conversely, a return to net creations in the following week would indicate that these withdrawals were temporary reactions rather than a lasting trend. Monitoring this flow pattern closely will be essential to understanding whether Ethereum’s outflows mark a fundamental change or just short-term volatility.
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