TREE NEWS reports: Bitcoin ETFs have recorded $151 million in net outflows since Monday, extending a retreat that saw investors withdraw $681 million the previous week. XRP funds ran against the trend, drawing inflows while bitcoin products bled. The combined weekly pullback from bitcoin ETFs now stands at about $261 million across the two periods.
Bitcoin ETFs See $151M Net Outflows This Week After $681M Pulled Last Week
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The persistence matters more than the size: two consecutive weeks of net outflows suggest the earlier bid that carried bitcoin ETFs is no longer being replaced at the same pace. The split is the interesting part — money leaving bitcoin products while XRP funds attract inflows points to rotation within crypto exposure rather than a uniform exit from the asset class. Whether that divergence holds, or broadens into other altcoin vehicles, is the open question worth tracking.
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