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ETF Capital Flows Analysis - January 15th

Bitcoin ETFs continue to show strong inflows momentum. Over the past day, Bitcoin ETFs recorded a net inflow of 8,346 BTC, equivalent to approximately $809.29 million in capital. The weekly picture looks even more robust, with 7-day net flows reaching 10,212 BTC worth $990.22 million—a clear sign of institutional interest in the leading cryptocurrency.

Ethereum ETFs paint a mixed picture. While the single-day ETF flows turned positive with 39,850 ETH ($134.5 million) flowing in, the broader weekly trend shows cracks. Over seven days, Ethereum ETFs experienced outflows of 33,442 ETH totaling $112.87 million, suggesting some profit-taking or rotation away from the second-largest crypto asset.

Solana ETFs, meanwhile, are capturing significant attention. The 24-hour inflow stands at an impressive 158,237 SOL ($23.1 million). Weekly flows also remain substantially positive at 379,484 SOL, indicating growing investor appetite for Solana as institutional ETF products continue expanding the crypto market landscape.

BTC0,85%

ETH1,16%

SOL1,73%

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NoStopLossNut

· 01-18 21:45

Bitcoin's recent institutional entry really can't be contained anymore, with nearly a billion USD pouring in. It seems the big players have caught on to something, huh?

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MEVHunterWang

· 01-18 03:38

BTC is still bleeding, is Ethereum about to die? SOL's rise is really outrageous, I feel like I'm the next sucker to buy in.

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LootboxPhobia

· 01-15 22:59

Bitcoin's recent institutional buying is really aggressive, with over 8,000 entered in a day, and the weekly chart is even more outrageous... Is this testing the market top? Ethereum's situation is a bit ironic; it enters daily but exits on the weekly chart. I was saying, when will someone run away? Solana's dark horse momentum is pretty good, but with institutions piling in here, when will it become the next scam chain...

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tx_pending_forever

· 01-15 22:59

The influx of institutional investors into Bitcoin hasn't stopped this wave, with over 8,000 entering in a single day, and weekly net inflows exceeding 10,000... But what's going on with Ethereum, the second-in-command? Is it still bleeding weekly? Is it following the quick-profit logic?

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GasSavingMaster

· 01-15 22:57

This wave of institutional funds into Bitcoin is really intense, with over 8,000 BTC coming in in a single day. Who can withstand this? Meanwhile, Ethereum is actually fleeing, and it seems like big players are offloading their holdings.

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GasFeeWhisperer

· 01-15 22:55

BTC is starting to attract funds again, institutions are really quietly positioning... ETH is a bit awkward this time, with two opposing forces fighting each other in and out? SOL, on the other hand, is steadily sucking blood, and this momentum is indeed quite fierce.

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ZenMiner

· 01-15 22:53

Bitcoin is seeing a fierce influx of institutional funds, with nearly one billion dollars pouring in. It feels like it's about to take off... But Ethereum is actually running ahead? This logic is a bit hard to hold up.

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AirdropHustler

· 01-15 22:51

BTC is attracting more funds again, the institutions are really crazy... ETH is running away this time? Wow, just after the hype, they leave. I knew it.

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CafeMinor

· 01-15 22:35

BTC is once again attracting funds, and this wave of institutions really doesn't hold back... ETH is actually bleeding, it seems I need to consider whether it's time to rebalance the portfolio. SOL, this dark horse, is quite steady.

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