Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP, and Solana ETFs Show Diverging Institutional Flows on December 2

Bitcoin ( $BTC ) and Solana ( $SOL ) Spot ETFs post strong inflows, while Ethereum records targeted outflows and $XRP continues attracting institutional demand.

Bitcoin Spot ETFs extend their fifth inflow streak as institutional demand strengthens, with BlackRock and Fidelity driving most of the positive daily flows.

Ethereum Spot ETFs see selective withdrawals driven by a major outflow in BlackRock’s product, while lower-fee issuers record consistent new inflows.

XRP and Solana ETFs register firm institutional accumulation, supported by strong daily inflows, rising net assets, and expanding multi-issuer participation.

Bitcoin Spot ETFs recorded another day of net inflows on December 2, reflecting steady institutional participation across major issuers.

Ethereum and Solana ETF flows showed selective rotation, while XRP saw renewed accumulation momentum.

Bitcoin Spot ETF Demand Strengthens

Bitcoin Spot ETFs posted a total net inflow of $58.5 million, marking the fifth straight day of positive flows. Data from the dashboard shows cumulative inflows rising to $57.77 billion, a level that signals consistent institutional allocation. BlackRock’s IBIT continued to lead the category with a $120.14 million daily inflow, further expanding its assets to $70.91 billion.

Fidelity’s FBTC contributed $21.85 million, adding steady support to the day’s performance. Transition patterns remained evident as GBTC recorded ongoing withdrawals, with cumulative outflows reaching –$25.02 billion. ARKB registered the day’s largest outflow at –$90.94 million, indicating short-term repositioning among mid-tier ETF holders.

Even so, the broader direction pointed toward continued institutional interest. The consistent inflow streak supported near-term optimism, with traders noting the resilience shown despite sector-wide volatility

Ethereum Spot ETFs Show Targeted Rebalancing
Ethereum Spot ETFs recorded a daily net outflow of –$9.91 million, driven primarily by movement in one major product. BlackRock’s ETHA saw a withdrawal of –$88.68 million, equivalent to –29.63K ETH, which accounted for nearly all of the day’s negative total. This shift suggested selective profit-taking rather than broad investor caution.

On the other hand, Fidelity’s FETH added $50.65 million, reinforcing interest in lower-fee ETF structures. Grayscale’s ETH product followed with $28.11 million in new inflows, providing offsetting support during the session. Smaller issuers such as ETHW, EZET, BETH, and QETH reported unchanged positions, reflecting stable holder behavior.

Daily price action remained positive, with all ETH ETFs posting gains of more than 3.3 percent. This movement pointed to firm underlying market momentum even as capital rotation occurred within the category.

XRP Spot ETFs Record Broad-Based Accumulation

XRP Spot ETFs registered strong inflows totaling $67.74 million on December 2, extending a convincing accumulation trend. The cumulative figure reached $824 million as institutional interest continued building across issuers. Grayscale’s GXRP led daily flows with $45.78 million, signaling concentrated exposure shifts into XRP.

Other products, including those from Canary, Bitwise, and Franklin, also achieved positive net flows. These entries demonstrated a broad approach from investors seeking diversified allocations within the category. Tweet discussions around inflow strength emphasized the rising attention directed toward XRP-related vehicles.

Net assets advanced across the board, with XRPC reaching $348 million. Price appreciation across ETFs added to the day’s gains, reflecting sustained market participation and continued demand from larger investment accounts.

Solana Spot ETFs Maintain Upward Flow Momentum

Solana Spot ETFs saw net inflows of $45.77 million, maintaining their upward trajectory in institutional participation. Cumulative inflows climbed to $650.81 million, driven largely by consistent allocations into leading products. Bitwise’s BSOL led again with a daily intake of $29.45 million, bringing its cumulative figure to $574.42 million.

Other issuers, including Grayscale and 21Shares, also added new capital to their Solana offerings. TSOL remained the only product with negative cumulative flows at –$59.72 million, marking a divergence in investor preference across the ETF group. Flow stability, combined with rising asset values, continued to support interest within the broader Solana segment.

Pricing remained firm across all SOL ETFs, mirroring improving sentiment shared in market commentary and tweets. With BSOL’s assets reaching $663.36 million, Solana’s footprint in the ETF landscape continued to expand through consistent day-to-day accumulation.

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