Spot ETF data from November 26 indicates a notable shift in institutional sentiment toward the crypto market. Strong inflows into Ethereum and XRP suggest that demand for altcoins is picking up again, while the more modest inflows into Bitcoin show that investors remain cautious but generally positive. Solana, however, diverged from this trend, recording slight outflows as short-term profit-taking dominated.
Ethereum Spot ETFs See Continuous Demand for Four Straight Days
Ethereum ETFs recorded $60.82 million in net inflows, marking a striking upward momentum. This also reflects four consecutive days of positive inflows, clearly demonstrating that institutional appetite for ETH is strengthening.
Increased on-chain activity across the Ethereum ecosystem, along with more institutional funds incorporating ETH into long-term portfolios, are seen as key drivers behind these inflows. The continued consistency of inflows into Ethereum ETFs suggests that the market increasingly views ETH as a strong long-term alternative to Bitcoin.

Bitcoin Spot ETFs: Investor Positioning Cautious but Positive
Bitcoin ETFs saw a total of $21.12 million in net inflows on November 26. However, Fidelity’s FBTC fund alone reported net outflows. Despite this, inflows into other major products indicate that institutional demand for BTC remains intact, though more measured and cautious.
This behavior shows that recent price volatility has slowed investor aggression in the Bitcoin market, yet positive macroeconomic data could trigger a new wave of BTC inflows.

XRP Spot ETFs Experience Rising Institutional Interest
XRP ETFs saw $21.81 million in net inflows throughout the day. This increase aligns with the recent rise in trading volume. Additionally, improving sentiment around XRP’s ongoing U.S. legal proceedings and reduced volatility appear to be encouraging institutions to re-enter XRP. XRP’s extensive use cases in cross-border payment solutions continue to be one of the primary factors supporting ETF inflows.

Solana Spot ETFs See Million-Dollar Outflows: Profit-Taking Dominates
SOL ETFs recorded $8.1 million in net outflows on November 26. Solana’s strong performance in recent weeks may have prompted short-term investors to take profits. Moreover, rising price volatility appears to have driven some institutional funds to rebalance their positions. However, given Solana’s strong network activity and rapid ecosystem growth, it remains unclear whether these outflows represent a lasting trend or simply temporary market movements.

Overall Assessment
The November 26 data shows that altcoins particularly Ethereum and XRP are attracting increased institutional attention, while Bitcoin maintains a measured but positive inflow trend. The outflows from Solana appear to be temporary movements driven by volatility and profit-taking. Looking at the bigger picture, institutional investors are showing renewed interest in crypto. The direction of ETF flows in the coming days will play a major role in shaping the market’s overall momentum.
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