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Cryptocurrency exchange-traded funds (ETFs) saw a significant influx of investment on December 30, 2025, signaling renewed investor interest as the year came to a close. Spot Bitcoin ETFs led the charge with $355 million in new inflows. Spot Ethereum ETFs followed, attracting $67.84 million, with all nine funds performing well and reporting no outflows.
Spot Solana ETFs joined the inflow trend, gaining $5.21 million and demonstrating continued positive trends. Data from SoSoValue underscores Bitcoin’s strong position in this rebound, while Ethereum and Solana have shown resilience through targeted investments.
Bitcoin ETFs experienced a net inflow of $355.02 million. This marked a significant recovery from seven consecutive days of net outflows totaling hundreds of millions. In previous days, sales were consistent, including an outflow of $19.29 million on December 29.
Larger outflows also occurred in the previous month, with $903 million on November 20 and $870 million on November 13. The holiday season, however, saw lower trading volumes, which may have contributed to an overall cautious sentiment in the market. Notably, the turnaround occurred when Bitcoin prices were stable, and there was less pressure to sell investments at year-end.
Following the trend of inflows, spot Ethereum ETFs recorded $67.84 million in net inflows. Data from SoSoValue showed that all nine funds either gained or were unchanged, with no outflows. This good performance contrasted with mixed flows leading up to this date. The rise in investment shows continued interest in Ethereum as a key asset, with stable prices reflecting balanced supply and demand.
Solana ETFs added $5.21 million on the same day, continuing a trend of steady gains. Solana products have seen consistent inflows since launch, and trading volumes remained healthy despite lighter year-end activity. This interest indicates a shift toward higher-growth altcoins beyond Bitcoin.
Overall, altcoin ETFs have managed recent volatility better. The lighter year-end trading impacted total volumes. For Ethereum to rise further, it needs strong support at key technical levels. Solana faces similar challenges but has positive trends in its favor. These trends could help crypto ETFs grow more rapidly in 2026.
In total, the recent inflows surpassed $428 million, countering the typical year-end selling usually associated with tax-loss harvesting. Market analysts see this as a step toward gains in 2026. Many believe that the money exiting the market in December is primarily due to portfolio management rather than an indication of significant problems.
The post Bitcoin ETFs End Seven-Day Outflows With Robust $355M Inflows appeared first on CoinTab News.
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