BTC and ETH ETFs continue to see large outflows, while Solana ETF attracts inflows against the trend
PANews, December 29 – According to statistics from Lookonchain, bitcoin and ethereum ETFs saw net outflows of 3,495 BTC (approximately $306 million) and 17,969 ETH (approximately $52.74 million) respectively on the day. The 7-day cumulative net outflows reached 8,778 BTC (approximately $768 million) and 29,287 ETH (approximately $85.96 million), mainly led by BlackRock and Grayscale. In contrast, the Solana ETF attracted capital against the trend, with a single-day net inflow of 6,401 SOL (approximately $794,000) and a 7-day cumulative net inflow of 117,433 SOL (approximately $14.56 million). Fidelity increased its holdings by over 65,000 SOL within the week.
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