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Crypto ETFs Rebound as Ether Leads With $117 Million Inflow

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Crypto ETFs opened the week with a much-needed rebound as ether snapped a four-day outflow streak and bitcoin finally edged back into positive territory. XRP and solana also closed green, signaling a tentative shift in market sentiment.

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Crypto ETFs Rebound as Ether Leads With $117 Million Inflow

Green Shoots Return to Crypto ETFs After Brutal Outflow Streak

After a bruising stretch of red, crypto exchange-traded fund (ETF) flows finally found their footing. Monday, Jan. 26’s session brought a cautious but welcome reversal, with inflows returning across all major digital asset ETFs and easing pressure after last week’s heavy selling.

Ether spot ETFs led the recovery with a $116.99 million net inflow, decisively ending a four-day outflow streak. Fidelity’s FETH did the heavy lifting, pulling in a robust $137.24 million, a sign that investors were willing to re-engage at lower levels. Blackrock’s ETHA moved in the opposite direction with a $20.25 million outflow, but it wasn’t enough to derail the day. Total value traded reached $1.23 billion, while net assets settled at $17.62 billion.

Crypto ETFs Rebound as Ether Leads With $117 Million Inflow
Ether ETFs end four-day outflow streak with $117 million inflow

Bitcoin spot ETFs posted a modest but symbolically important $6.86 million net inflow, snapping a five-day run of red. Blackrock’s IBIT led inflows with $15.93 million, joined by $7.75 million into Grayscale’s Bitcoin Mini Trust and $2.79 million into WisdomTree’s BTCW.

Outflows nearly erased the gains, however. Bitwise’s BITB shed $10.97 million, Fidelity’s FBTC lost $5.73 million, and Ark & 21Shares’ ARKB saw $2.91 million exit. Still, the balance tipped green. Total value traded stood at $3.19 billion, with net assets closing at $113.54 billion.

XRP ETFs continued to show resilience, recording a $7.76 million inflow. Bitwise’s XRP attracted $5.31 million, while Canary’s XRPC and Franklin’s XRPZ added $1.41 million and $1.03 million, respectively. Trading activity reached $22.22 million, with net assets steady at $1.36 billion.

Read more: ETF Recap: Redemptions Surge as Bitcoin, Ether See Historic Weekly Exits

Solana ETFs also finished higher, logging a $2.46 million inflow, entirely driven by demand for Bitwise’s BSOL. Total value traded was $35.85 million, and net assets closed at $1.05 billion.

Overall, the session marked a shift in tone rather than a full reversal. Ether’s strong inflow set the pace, bitcoin stabilized, and smaller assets held their ground, suggesting investors are cautiously testing the waters after last week’s sharp pullback.

FAQ📈

What changed in crypto ETF flows?
Crypto ETFs rebounded as ether and bitcoin returned to net inflows after days of heavy selling.
Which ETF led the recovery?
Ether ETFs led with nearly $117 million in inflows, snapping a four-day outflow streak.
Did bitcoin ETFs turn positive too?
Yes, bitcoin ETFs posted a small inflow, ending a five-day run of net outflows.
How did XRP and solana perform?
XRP and solana ETFs also closed green, signaling cautious risk appetite returning.