2026-01-11 19:41:55

Recently, the market spot ETFs have shown a divergence trend. From January 6 to 9, a total net outflow of $750 million was observed in Bitcoin and Ethereum spot ETFs, with Bitcoin funds leading the decline by $681 million. The BlackRock IBIT fund experienced a single-day outflow of $252 million on the 9th, reflecting profit-taking actions by major institutions.

However, emerging coin ETFs performed remarkably well. XRP spot ETF saw an contrarian inflow of $38.1 million, with weekly trading volume hitting a record high of $219 million, indicating increased market attention to this coin. Solana ETF also attracted a net inflow of $41.1 million, continuing to draw incremental funds.

As of the 9th, Bitcoin ETF assets reached $116.9 billion, still maintaining an absolute dominant position. Overall, large-cap cryptocurrencies are facing adjustment pressures, while small-cap coins are gaining market favor, and the capital structure is undergoing reallocation.

BTC1,21%

ETH-0,12%

XRP-0,19%

SOL1,66%

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LonelyAnchorman

· 20h ago

Large institutions are starting to cut leeks again; this routine is really pointless. XRP is looking pretty strong this time; can it hold? With so much BTC flowing out, is it really going to drop? Or is it just another round of accumulation? SOL is also rising; funds are really shifting into new coins. A trading volume of 2.19 billion; how many people are betting on XRP's comeback? That outflow from BlackRock—could it trigger a chain reaction? Small coins are hot, big coins are doomed? Don't deceive yourself. Is this what they call "funds restructuring"? Sounds just like market manipulation. Can BTC still hold at 110 billion? Feels like it's about to drop. Funds are "restructuring," but really, some are still buying in and others are fleeing.

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MetaReckt

· 20h ago

Big institutions are cutting losses, retail investors are jumping on XRP? This rhythm feels off.

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BagHolderTillRetire

· 20h ago

Large institutions are starting to run away, and I bought my BTC at the bottom price... --- XRP's recent surge is really fierce. I wish I had gone all in earlier. --- Bitcoin was supposed to be forever rising, but now so much is flowing out. --- Suddenly, small altcoins are attracting funds. Is this a hint of something? --- BlackRock sold so much; I need to buy the dip even more. --- Reallocation of funds? Sounds like changing to a new owner. --- The momentum of SOL looks pretty good; can I buy in? --- It's another day of big players cutting the leeks; my fate is in my own hands, not heaven's. --- Ripple's countertrend rise is interesting. Is it finally its turn? --- Despite so much outflow, it can still hold steady at 116.9 billion. BTC is truly incredible. --- I haven't caught any of the small altcoin fund inflows.

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