U.S. spot cryptocurrency ETFs recorded about $64.8 million in net inflows on Monday, a sharp decline from the $330.8 million collected across Bitcoin, Ether, Solana and XRP funds on Friday. The slower start to the week followed more than $3.3 billion of combined weekly inflows into the same four product groups, leaving every category in positive territory despite the daily pullback.
Spot Bitcoin ETFs attracted $31.07 million on Monday, according to SoSoValue, while spot Ether ETFs added $17.1 million. Solana products brought in $12.7 million and XRP funds received $3.96 million. The total represented an approximately 80% fall from Friday’s inflows, when Bitcoin, Ether, Solana and XRP products collectively drew $330.8 million.
The change in pace reflects how quickly daily ETF flow data can move after a concentrated week of allocations. A single day of smaller subscriptions does not erase the stronger weekly totals, particularly when none of the four categories shifted into net outflow.
Bitcoin funds extend an eight-day inflow run
Bitcoin ETFs led Monday’s inflows with $31.07 million, extending their streak of positive sessions to eight trading days. The funds have accumulated roughly $3 billion over that period, according to the figures provided, including nearly $1 billion on Sept. 21, their highest daily inflow total of 2026.
The eight-session run places Bitcoin funds at the center of the recent ETF buying cycle. Bitcoin products accounted for $2.39 billion of the more than $3.3 billion that entered the four main spot crypto ETF categories during the preceding week.
Friday’s $134.47 million inflow into Bitcoin ETFs had already marked a slower daily total than the nearly $1 billion session cited for Sept. 21, showing that the latest decline followed several days of uneven but positive demand rather than a single uninterrupted surge.
ETF flow figures measure cash entering and leaving fund shares, rather than direct purchases by retail traders on cryptocurrency platforms. Fund issuers may need to acquire or sell the underlying asset as shares are created or redeemed, although the timing and mechanics depend on each product’s structure.
Ether and Solana products hold their momentum
Spot Ether ETFs added $17.1 million on Monday, their seventh consecutive session of net inflows. Farside data showed that BlackRock’s iShares Ethereum Trust accounted for $15.4 million of the day’s total, while 21Shares’ TETH received $1.7 million.
Ether funds brought in $690 million during the previous week, placing them second behind Bitcoin among the four categories. Their $86.95 million inflow on Friday was also the second-largest daily total that day, after Bitcoin’s $134.47 million.
Solana ETFs recorded $12.7 million in Monday inflows and extended their own positive streak to seven sessions. Bitwise’s BSOL took the largest portion of the day’s Solana allocation, according to the supplied figures.
Solana products had drawn $86.7 million on Friday, almost matching Ether’s $86.95 million. Over the preceding week, they received $188 million, a substantially smaller figure than Bitcoin and Ether funds but one that indicates continued allocations to newer regulated crypto products.
The relative resilience of Solana flows is notable in the context of the day’s broad slowdown. Bitcoin, Ether, Solana and XRP all posted lower inflows than on Friday, yet the decline was spread across categories rather than concentrated in a single asset class.
XRP funds post a fifth positive session
XRP ETFs collected $3.96 million on Monday, their fifth straight day of net inflows. Canary Capital’s XRPC accounted for the full category total, based on the figures provided.
The XRP group had attracted $22.65 million on Friday and $75.6 million over the prior week. Those numbers remain modest compared with Bitcoin and Ether, but the consecutive inflow streak suggests that subscriptions have remained positive even as daily volumes cooled.
Zcash ETFs, which were not included in the four-category $64.8 million total, posted an $8.1 million net outflow on Monday after adding roughly $35 million over the previous week. The supplied data did not provide a comparable set of daily Zcash fund flows alongside the Bitcoin, Ether, Solana and XRP figures.
Weekly totals put Monday’s slowdown in perspective
The latest daily figures arrive after a week in which Bitcoin, Ether, Solana and XRP ETFs absorbed more than $3.3 billion combined. Bitcoin represented roughly 72% of that total, while Ether made up about 21%. Solana and XRP accounted for the remainder.
That concentration means Bitcoin’s flow direction remains the largest influence on the combined spot crypto ETF market. Yet Monday’s results also showed that the recent demand was not confined to Bitcoin: Ether and Solana retained sizable positive daily totals, while XRP continued its shorter five-session streak.
A reduction in net inflows after several large sessions can reflect fewer new fund-share purchases, rather than a wave of redemptions. Monday’s data points to the former across the four largest categories cited, since each one remained above zero.
The next several trading sessions will show whether the lower figures represent a brief consolidation following the previous week’s heavy inflows or the start of a more sustained moderation in ETF demand. For now, the available data shows a market that has cooled from Friday’s pace without reversing the positive flow trend established across Bitcoin, Ether, Solana and XRP funds.
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