Spot Ether exchange-traded funds (ETFs) in the United States posted $84.6 million in net inflows on Monday, snapping a seven-day streak of outflows and marking one of the largest single-day reversals this month.
The turnaround followed more than $700 million in withdrawals from spot Ether products last week, signaling a potential easing of selling pressure. Data from SoSoValue shows the rebound pushed cumulative net inflows to roughly $12.5 billion.
Meanwhile, XRP ETFs continued their uninterrupted run of inflows, attracting $43.9 million on Monday — their strongest daily performance since early December. Since launching, XRP ETFs have yet to record a single net outflow day, with cumulative inflows now surpassing $1.1 billion.
Although XRP ETF volumes remain smaller than those of Ether products, the steady inflows are notable. Rather than rapid inflow-outflow rotation, the data suggests early investors are steadily building positions, using the asset as a longer-term allocation rather than a short-term trade.
US altcoin ETF flows diverge
Beyond Ether and XRP, fund flows across other US altcoin ETFs highlight growing differentiation within the crypto exchange-traded products (ETPs) market.
Solana ETFs continued to draw steady capital, pushing cumulative net inflows to around $750 million. After posting a brief net outflow on Dec. 3, Solana products returned to consistent positive flows, albeit at lower levels than XRP. Since launch, Solana ETFs have recorded just three outflow days.
Chainlink ETFs showed a similar trend of gradual accumulation throughout December. On Monday, Chainlink products added nearly $2 million in inflows, lifting cumulative net inflows to about $58 million.
Several flat-flow days suggest subdued trading activity, with inflows appearing more stable and less driven by short-term speculation.
Meanwhile, Dogecoin ETFs continued to see weakening demand following early signs of cooling interest in December. SoSoValue data showed cumulative net inflows remained flat at $2 million, while total value traded slipped to $67,000 on Monday — the second-lowest daily volume this month.
Global crypto ETF outflows near $1 billion
Despite pockets of steady inflows among altcoin ETFs, overall volumes remain too small to counter broader market pressures. Last week, global crypto ETPs recorded approximately $952 million in net outflows, largely driven by spot Bitcoin and Ether funds.
Asset manager CoinShares attributed the pullback to delays surrounding the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act, which extended regulatory uncertainty and coincided with increased selling by large holders.
