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The ETF fund flows for BTC/ETH/SOL are quite interesting: Ethereum is the most stable, while Solana is bleeding.
[Crypto World] The latest on-chain data reveals some interesting signals—
Bitcoin ETFs saw a single-day outflow of 349 BTC (about $32.19 million) on December 4. However, looking at the 7-day period, there was actually a net inflow of 1,211 BTC, equivalent to $112 million. Market sentiment seems to be warming up again after some short-term fluctuations.
Ethereum ETFs are performing more steadily: a single-day inflow of 36,500 ETH (around $115 million), and a cumulative 7-day inflow of 25,900 ETH, with sustained capital enthusiasm.
Solana, on the other hand, is in a bit of an awkward spot, with a single-day outflow of 63,500 SOL ($9.05 million) and a weekly net loss of 30,200 SOL. It seems institutions are still taking a wait-and-see approach to SOL.
Comparing this wave of data, ETH currently has the strongest capital appeal, BTC is stabilizing amid volatility, and SOL needs more catalysts.