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As of November 5, U.S.-listed spot crypto ETFs have once again become the center of attention amid shifting institutional capital flows. In recent weeks, rising macroeconomic uncertainty, higher U.S. Treasury yields, and a decline in risk appetite have weighed on short-term demand for crypto assets.
This has led to consecutive net outflows from Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs, as investors seek to rebalance their portfolios. However, despite the broader market weakness, Solana ETFs continue to attract consistent inflows, standing out as one of the bright spots in the crypto market.
Institutional Outflows from Bitcoin ETFs
According to the latest data, U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $137 million in net outflows on November 5 marking their sixth consecutive day of withdrawals. Analysts say that price volatility and macroeconomic uncertainty have made institutional investors more cautious.
The Federal Reserve’s policy stance and weakness in the U.S. stock market are further fueling capital flight from risk assets. Still, overall interest in crypto ETFs remains strong, with many institutional investors viewing recent dips as buying opportunities.
Ethereum ETFs Also See Million-Dollar Net Outflows
Ethereum ETFs have mirrored Bitcoin’s trend, posting their sixth straight day of net outflows, totaling $118.58 million. Experts attribute this to short-term profit-taking and risk reduction strategies amid market uncertainty. However, analysts note that Ethereum’s upcoming network upgrades and growing institutional adoption could spark renewed inflows in the medium term.
Solana ETFs Record Seventh Consecutive Day of Net Inflows
Despite the overall negative sentiment in crypto funds, Solana ETFs have continued to perform strongly. On November 5, U.S. spot Solana ETFs saw $9.7 million in net inflows, marking the seventh consecutive day of positive capital movement.
Solana’s growing institutional interest, expanding ecosystem, and rising decentralized application (dApp) activity have helped it maintain investor confidence. Analysts suggest that Solana ETFs are increasingly viewed as a portfolio diversification tool among institutional investors.
Analysis
While Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs continue to face capital outflows, Solana ETFs have successfully sustained investor interest. This trend highlights a shift in institutional strategy, as investors diversify toward next-generation crypto assets. Experts believe that macroeconomic data and market stability in the coming weeks will play a key role in determining the direction of capital flows in the crypto ETF market.
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