US spot crypto ETF inflows experienced a sharp pullback on Monday, with Bitcoin, Solana, XRP and Ethereum funds attracting just $64.8 million combined — a roughly 80% decline from Friday’s $330.8 million haul. According to reporting by CoinTelegraph, the slowdown follows an exceptionally strong week that saw the same four ETF categories draw over $3.3 billion.
Despite the cooldown, all four asset classes remained in positive territory, extending their consecutive daily inflow streaks. Bitcoin ETF inflows led Monday’s modest session with $31.07 million, underscoring continued institutional appetite even as broader momentum shifted.
Bitcoin ETFs Maintain Dominance Amid Weekly Strength
Bitcoin ETFs have now attracted inflows for eight consecutive trading sessions, accumulating roughly $3 billion over that stretch. The fund category’s performance last week was particularly striking: Bitcoin ETFs drew $2.39 billion of the weekly total, including a 2026 high of nearly $1 billion on September 21.
Monday’s $31.07 million represents a marked deceleration from Friday’s $134.47 million, yet the sustained positive flows suggest institutional investors have not lost conviction. The extended inflow streak indicates that recent price action has maintained sufficient momentum to keep capital flowing into the space.
Ether, Solana, and XRP Extend Positive Momentum
Ether ETFs recorded their seventh consecutive day of inflows on Monday, attracting $17.1 million. BlackRock’s iShares Ethereum Trust accounted for the bulk of that demand with $15.4 million, while 21Shares’ TETH added $1.7 million.
Solana funds drew $12.7 million on Monday, extending a seven-day inflow streak. Bitwise’s BSOL captured the majority of those inflows, suggesting concentrated institutional interest in the Solana ecosystem.
XRP ETFs posted their fifth consecutive positive session with $3.96 million in inflows, with Canary Capital’s XRPC capturing the entire category amount. Though the dollar figures lag its peers, the consistent daily inflows point to steady demand despite XRP’s smaller ETF ecosystem relative to Bitcoin or Ethereum.
What the Pullback Reveals
The 80% decline from Friday warrants scrutiny. Monday’s weakness could indicate natural profit-taking after a week of sustained buying, or it may signal that near-term retail and institutional demand has been temporarily satisfied at current price levels. The fact that all four categories remained positive, however, suggests conviction has not broken — only urgency has eased.
Last week’s $3.3 billion combined inflow represented one of the stronger weekly performances for crypto ETFs in recent months. The consistency of inflows across Bitcoin, Solana, XRP and Ethereum suggests broad-based rather than asset-specific demand, a characteristic of bullish accumulation phases.
Zcash ETFs provided a cautionary note: after attracting $35 million over the week, the category posted an $8.1 million outflow on Monday, indicating that smaller-cap crypto ETF demand can reverse more sharply than the leading categories.
The next critical test will be whether positive inflows resume in Tuesday’s session or whether Monday’s slowdown signals a more sustained pullback. For now, the extended streaks across Bitcoin and alternative asset ETFs suggest institutional investors remain constructive on both the digital asset class broadly and specific tokens like Solana and XRP.