Bitcoin spot ETFs pulled in $160.04 million on Sept. 14, marking a sharp reversal after weeks of institutional capital rotation away from the leading digital asset.
Ethereum spot ETFs captured $121.02 million in inflows the same day, signaling sustained institutional appetite for the second-largest cryptocurrency. Solana and XRP spot ETFs added $11.01 million and $11.26 million respectively, giving all four major crypto spot ETFs positive flows.
The inflow reversal stands in stark contrast to Sept. 1, when Bitcoin spot ETFs bled $236.46 million. That day, Ethereum, Solana and XRP ETFs managed positive flows despite Bitcoin's exodus.
Last week told a different story: Bitcoin spot ETFs posted $462.73 million in outflows while Ethereum spot ETFs accumulated $197.11 million. The divergence reflected institutional rebalancing—capital moving into altcoins while Bitcoin faced sustained selling pressure.
Bitcoin trades at $77,243, down 0.4 percent over 24 hours. Ethereum sits at $2,485, off 1.1 percent. Solana holds $100.85 and XRP trades $1.40. Total crypto market capitalization stands at $2.73 trillion.
Market sentiment remains in greed territory, with the Crypto Fear & Greed Index at 69.
