US spot bitcoin ETFs took in $110.34 million on Tuesday, ending a two-day run of withdrawals, while ether, XRP and Solana funds all lost money. SoSoValue figures reported by CoinGabbar put cumulative bitcoin ETF inflows at $57.29 billion and net assets at $102.84 billion, about 6.41% of bitcoin's market value. Value traded was $1.86 billion. BlackRock led the day's bitcoin intake. The coin itself was still near $79,710, which is the level in today's price story. Last week's funds still finished $301.2 million ahead, as we wrote in Monday's flow note, only after $773.5 million left on Thursday and Friday.
Ether funds lose $88.58 million in one session
Spot ether ETFs shed $88.58 million, giving back the prior day's small inflow. BlackRock's ether fund lost $104.71 million. Fidelity took in $16.13 million. Cumulative ether ETF inflows stand at $12.63 billion, with assets of $14.07 billion, about 4.99% of ether's market value. Turnover was $506.23 million. Ether traded near $2,308, with a market value of about $281.9 billion. Lookonchain data cited in the same roundup said an early holder who bought 100,000 ETH at $0.31 sold another 1,500 ETH, about $3.48 million, over eight hours. That is a small print against the ETF outflow, but it lands in the same direction. Monday's tape, when ether held near $2,320, is in yesterday's ether note.
XRP and Solana stay in the red before Wednesday
XRP ETFs lost $3.61 million, the fourth outflow day of October, led by Bitwise. Cumulative inflows are $1.80 billion and assets $1.47 billion. XRP was near $1.30. Investing.com said XRP rose about 0.7% in the early session after Ripple received final US approval for a national trust bank. Solana ETFs lost $8.23 million and, on this tally, have not posted an inflow day in October. Bitwise lost $7.22 million and Grayscale $1.83 million. Morgan Stanley took in $817,710. Solana traded near $99.92. Arkham data in the CoinGabbar note said three wallets moved 482,228 SOL, about $49.17 million, over three days, with 171,430 SOL, about $17.3 million, already sent to exchanges. CoinGecko put the whole crypto market at $2.77 trillion, up 0.7% on the day, with bitcoin dominance at 57.8%. The split says money is parking in the most liquid fund, not leaving crypto altogether. Wednesday's Fed decision is the test. Read the rest of today's market coverage.