Crypto ETF flows reversed sharply on February 11, with institutional capital rotating out of Bitcoin and Ethereum products while activity in Solana and XRP funds stalled.
The shift comes just one day after a rebound session, highlighting how quickly sentiment can turn in the current market environment.
Outflows were broad-based across major issuers, signaling institutional repositioning rather than isolated events.
Bitcoin spot ETFs saw $276.3 million in total net outflows on February 11, reversing the $166.5 million inflow recorded the previous session.
The redemptions were distributed across leading products. BlackRock’s IBIT posted -$73.4 million, Fidelity’s FBTC declined by -$92.6 million, ARK’s ARKB lost -$70.5 million, and Bitwise’s BITB recorded -$22.0 million. Grayscale’s GBTC also saw -$17.9 million in outflows.
The widespread nature of the withdrawals suggests a broader institutional pullback rather than pressure on a single issuer.
Ethereum ETFs extended the weakness, recording $129.1 million in net outflows.
Fidelity’s FETH led redemptions with -$67.1 million, while BlackRock’s ETHA saw -$29.4 million exit. Bitwise’s ETHW recorded -$16.7 million, and Grayscale’s ETHE lost -$11.5 million.
The synchronized declines across multiple Ethereum funds point to cautious positioning toward ETH exposure amid ongoing market volatility.
Solana ETF flows remained unchanged on February 11, posting $0 in net flows.
After registering $8.4 million in inflows the day before, activity across BSOL, VSOL, FSOL, TSOL, SOEZ and GSOL paused. The lack of movement suggests investors are neither aggressively accumulating nor exiting Solana exposure at this stage.
XRP spot ETFs also recorded $0 in net flows according to the latest update.
Products including XRPC, XRPZ, TOXR, Bitwise XRP ETF and GXRP showed no capital movement. The flat reading indicates a wait-and-see approach from institutional participants in XRP-linked funds.
Overall, the contrast between heavy Bitcoin and Ethereum outflows and the stability in Solana and XRP products highlights a selective rotation rather than broad market capitulation. Whether this marks the start of a sustained de-risking phase or simply short-term rebalancing will depend on flows in the coming sessions.
