BTC spot ETFs saw a single-day outflow of 1,139 coins (roughly $103M drained), though the weekly picture tells a different story—net inflows of 1,038 BTC brought in nearly $94M over seven days.
ETH products followed a similar pattern. Daily bleeding hit 1,274 tokens ($3.8M exit), but zoom out to the week and you'll find 70,245 ETH poured in, tallying $209M in fresh capital.
SOL ETFs? Yesterday lost 90,282 tokens ($12.3M departure). However, the weekly scorecard flipped positive with 309K SOL entering, adding up to $42M in net deposits.
Short-term jitters versus weekly confidence—institutional money keeps playing the volatility game across these three majors.
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RektRecorder
· 11h ago
daily chart Cut Loss weekly chart buy the dip, institutions play this method really well.
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defi_detective
· 11h ago
Institutions are really taking advantage of the panic of us retail investors again; a single day of rise and fall can scare people away.
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MevWhisperer
· 11h ago
A few million fall on the daily chart and you're panicking? The weekly chart is the real deal, institutions are playing a psychological game this time.
December 2nd Capital Movement Snapshot:
BTC spot ETFs saw a single-day outflow of 1,139 coins (roughly $103M drained), though the weekly picture tells a different story—net inflows of 1,038 BTC brought in nearly $94M over seven days.
ETH products followed a similar pattern. Daily bleeding hit 1,274 tokens ($3.8M exit), but zoom out to the week and you'll find 70,245 ETH poured in, tallying $209M in fresh capital.
SOL ETFs? Yesterday lost 90,282 tokens ($12.3M departure). However, the weekly scorecard flipped positive with 309K SOL entering, adding up to $42M in net deposits.
Short-term jitters versus weekly confidence—institutional money keeps playing the volatility game across these three majors.