[Chain News] Last week (as of November 28), the three major mainstream token spot ETFs saw a reversal—products of BTC, ETH, and SOL all switched from net outflows to net inflows. Specific numbers: Bitcoin ETF absorbed $70.05 million, Ethereum secured $313 million, and Solana also gained $108 million.
In this wave of capital inflow, Fidelity's products are the main force in all three lines. BlackRock's ETHA (Ethereum) and BSOL (Solana) are also performing strongly, showing remarkable results. It seems that institutions are genuinely investing real money to buy the dip this time.
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DAOdreamer
· 15h ago
Fidelity and BlackRock are really on a buying spree; the signal for institutional investors to buy the dip is so obvious, what are retail investors still hesitating about?
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GmGmNoGn
· 15h ago
Institutions are really starting to BTFD, this pace is a bit fierce.
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GweiWatcher
· 15h ago
Fidelity and BlackRock are betting, and the institutional buy the dip instinct never lies.
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VibesOverCharts
· 15h ago
Institutions are buying the dip? Then I have to follow suit, I can't let the whales eat alone.
Last week, mainstream token ETFs collectively turned around: BTC/ETH/SOL all saw a net inflow of over $400 million.
[Chain News] Last week (as of November 28), the three major mainstream token spot ETFs saw a reversal—products of BTC, ETH, and SOL all switched from net outflows to net inflows. Specific numbers: Bitcoin ETF absorbed $70.05 million, Ethereum secured $313 million, and Solana also gained $108 million.
In this wave of capital inflow, Fidelity's products are the main force in all three lines. BlackRock's ETHA (Ethereum) and BSOL (Solana) are also performing strongly, showing remarkable results. It seems that institutions are genuinely investing real money to buy the dip this time.