2026-01-13 18:21:50

Latest ETF Data Snapshot (Jan 13):

Bitcoin remains mixed this week—spot BTC ETFs saw a solid single-day inflow of 492 tokens worth $45.54M, but the broader 7-day picture tells a different story with outflows hitting 14,643 BTC (-$1.36B). That's the kind of volatility that keeps traders watching.

Ethereum's momentum continues downward across the board. Daily ETF flows dropped 27,478 ETH (-$86.83M), and zooming out, the week shows cumulative outflows of 95,245 ETH totaling $300.97M. Heavy selling pressure evident here.

Solana's a bright spot though—ETF inflows came in strong at 74,863 SOL (+$10.71M) on the day, with the weekly cumulative reaching 278,910 SOL. This divergence between major assets is worth noting as it suggests selective capital rotation in the market.

BTC2,96%

ETH3,48%

SOL1,47%

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ForkItAll

· 01-13 18:51

SOL is on the rise now. Despite so many people dumping Ethereum, did the funds all move to Solana?

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MEVictim

· 01-13 18:51

Sol is really snatching up the funds; this wave of capital rotation is evident.

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HorizonHunter

· 01-13 18:43

This round of SOL is really awesome; while everything else is falling, it's still sucking blood...

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DefiEngineerJack

· 01-13 18:41

ngl the eth bleed is actually predictable if you look at the derivative positions from last week—this is just capital finding better risk-adjusted returns elsewhere, fundamentally speaking

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GateUser-cff9c776

· 01-13 18:37

This is the brutal aesthetics of capital. BTC is doing Schrödinger's bull market, ETH is perfectly illustrating the bear market philosophy, and SOL has instead become the last train out of town... --- Once you draw the supply and demand curve, smart money has long since moved to SOL, only we are still seeking comfort on BTC's K-line. --- From the perspective of art valuation models, current ETH is like a late Impressionist work—classic but outdated, the market has already shifted its affection elsewhere. --- Honestly, this story of capital rotation is more exciting than any metaverse narrative. Now it's just a matter of who can catch the last wave of SOL's hot streak. --- Talking about liquidity when losing money, discussing DAO governance when making money... this is the double standard spirit of the Web3 community. --- The over 300M ETH outflow is really like dressing up other assets—kind of dadaist in nature. --- Wow, SOL has answered what it means to "not be blinded by short-term fluctuations" with real actions, though I am also blinded.

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