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U.S.-listed crypto exchange-traded funds recorded broad-based inflows on Feb. 25, led by a sharp rebound in Bitcoin products that drew more than half a billion dollars in new capital.

Key Takeaways:
Bitcoin ETFs posted $506.6 million in net inflows.Ethereum ETFs added $157.2 million.Solana ETFs recorded $30.9 million in inflows.XRP spot ETFs saw a combined $3.09 million in net inflows.
Bitcoin Leads With Broad Institutional Demand
Bitcoin ETFs attracted $506.6 million in net inflows, marking one of the strongest daily totals in recent sessions. BlackRock’s IBIT accounted for $297.4 million of that figure, while Fidelity’s FBTC added $30.1 million and Bitwise’s BITB brought in $39.4 million.
ARK’s ARKB saw modest inflows of $2.3 million, while Grayscale’s GBTC added $102.5 million, signaling renewed demand even among legacy products that had previously experienced sustained outflows.
The broad participation across issuers suggests institutional appetite remains intact despite recent volatility in spot Bitcoin prices.
Ethereum ETFs Extend Recovery
Ethereum-focused ETFs posted $157.2 million in total inflows. BlackRock’s ETHA led with $31.3 million, while Fidelity’s FETH brought in $61.9 million. Grayscale’s ETH and ETHE products also recorded solid demand, adding $25.6 million and $33.9 million respectively.
The inflows follow several sessions of mixed performance and indicate that investors are gradually rebuilding exposure to Ether alongside Bitcoin.
Solana and XRP Products Add Momentum
Solana ETFs recorded $30.9 million in net inflows, with Bitwise’s BSOL contributing $29 million. The steady accumulation comes as Solana has outperformed many large-cap tokens in recent sessions.
XRP spot ETFs saw a combined $3.09 million in net inflows, driven primarily by Bitwise’s XRP ETF, which added $2.30 million, alongside smaller contributions from Franklin’s XRPZ product.
Institutional Rotation Back Into Crypto
The synchronized inflows across Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana and XRP products point to renewed institutional positioning in digital assets. Bitcoin remains the primary beneficiary, but capital is increasingly spreading into alternative layer-1 networks.
If sustained, the return of ETF demand could provide structural support to the broader crypto market, reinforcing the role of regulated investment vehicles as a key gateway for traditional capital entering the space.
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📰 Crypto Funds Bleed $4B for 5 Straight Weeks — CoinShares Flags “Investor Apathy”
If you trade crypto, fund flows are one of the cleanest “institutional mood” indicators you can track. This week’s CoinShares read is simple: money is still stepping back, and liquidity is thinning.

🔥 The headline numbers
📉 -$288M net outflows last week🧊 5-week outflow streak ≈ -$4B total📊 ETP trading volume slid to ~$17B — the lowest since July 2025
CoinShares’ James Butterfill described the backdrop as “growing investor apathy.”
🌍 Where the money is leaving (and where it isn’t)
🇺🇸 U.S. led the selling: -$347M outflows last week🇪🇺🇨🇦 Europe + Canada went the other way: +$59M inflows🇨🇭 Switzerland +$19.5M🇨🇦 Canada +$16.8M🇩🇪 Germany +$16.2M
Trader read: US flows look like de-risking, while some overseas buyers are treating dips as entries.
🟠 Which assets are getting hit
🟠 Bitcoin products: -$215M (still the main driver of outflows)🔵 Ethereum: -$36.5M🧺 Multi-asset: -$32.5M⚡ TRON: -$18.9M
🧯 The most trader-ish signal: “short BTC” is attracting money
While long exposure bled, Short-Bitcoin products saw +$5.5M inflows — the largest inflow of any single asset category in the period.
That’s not “investors leaving.” That’s traders actively hedging/pressing downside.
🧩 Small bright spots (but not enough to flip the tape)
✅ XRP +$3.5M✅ SOL +$3.3M✅ LINK +$1.2M
Still, the broader picture across alts remained negative.
🎯 What this means for traders (practical)
When flows are negative and ETP volume is falling, you should assume:
⚠️ Breakouts are less reliable (thin liquidity = easier to sweep)🧨 Moves can be sharper than expected (less depth, more slippage)🧲 Rallies may be “technical bounces,” not trend reversals unless macro + liquidity improve
🧠 My playbook in this tape
✅ Reduce leverage when volume is drying up✅ Prefer range trades and mean reversion until flows stabilize✅ Watch for a shift in: BTC product flows, short-BTC inflows, and ETP volume (the first “real” reversal signal)
#Bitcoin #CryptoETFs #Trading

شهدت صناديق الاستثمار المتداولة المرتبطة بـ Bitcoin موجة سحب مستمرة لخمسة أسابيع متتالية، بإجمالي تدفقات خارجة تقترب من 4 مليارات دولار — في واحدة من أطول سلاسل الاسترداد منذ إطلاق هذه المنتجات.
📊 ماذا حدث بالأرقام؟
- صافي سحب يومي بلغ نحو 165 مليون دولار في 19 فبراير
- إجمالي سحوبات متراكمة منذ منتصف يناير يقارب 4 مليارات دولار
- رغم ذلك، السعر ارتفع مؤخرًا إلى حدود 67,800 دولار
- القيمة السوقية الإجمالية للعملات الرقمية عند نحو 2.4 تريليون دولار
المفارقة؟ السعر لم ينهَر رغم السحوبات.
🧠 كيف يقرأ المحللون المشهد؟
بعض الخبراء يرون أن ما يحدث هو:
✔️ إعادة تموضع بعد أداء قوي في 2025
✔️ تقليل تعرض المراكز ذات الرافعة
✔️ تحوّط في ظل بيئة اقتصادية متقلبة
بمعنى آخر: إدارة مخاطر، لا انسحاب مؤسسي شامل.
في المقابل، يشير آخرون إلى أن:
ضعف أحجام التداول يقلل من قوة أي ارتداد
استمرار ضغط البيع على السلسلة قد يؤخر أي انطلاقة صعودية
السحوبات قد تضخم التحركات السلبية عند أي تراجع حاد

⚖️ هل يجب القلق؟
تاريخيًا، التدفقات الخارجة لا تعني دائمًا انعكاس اتجاه طويل المدى.
أحيانًا تكون مجرد مرحلة تهدئة بعد موجة صعود قوية.
السؤال الأهم: هل الطلب الهيكلي لا يزال قائمًا؟
إذا كانت الإجابة نعم — فقد يكون ما نراه مجرد إعادة توازن طبيعية.
🔎 ماذا نراقب الآن؟
📌 استقرار التدفقات الأسبوعية
📌 عودة ارتفاع أحجام التداول
📌 تحسن شهية المخاطرة في الأسواق العالمية
📌 تراجع الاعتماد على الرافعة المالية
🎯 الخلاصة:
السوق يمر بمرحلة اختبار للثقة المؤسسية، لكن الأرقام الحالية تشير إلى تباطؤ… لا انهيار.
#Bitcoin #CryptoETFs #InstitutionalFlows #MarketSentiment #DigitalAssets