Bitcoin ETF Inflows Reach $110.34M as ETH, SOL and XRP ETFs Post Outflows

US spot Bitcoin ETFs drew $110.34 million in net inflows on October 26, 2026, while spot ETFs tracking Ethereum, Solana and XRP recorded net outflows of $88.58 million, $8.23 million and $3.61 million, respectively. The combined net flow across the four categories stayed positive at $9.92 million. Ethereum funds saw the largest withdrawals, followed by Solana and XRP. Outflows from ETH, SOL and XRP totaled $100.42 million, and Bitcoin inflows exceeded that sum by $9.92 million. Bitcoin was the strongest performer among major crypto spot ETFs for the session. The figures offer a snapshot of investor allocation through crypto ETFs. Spot products provide digital asset exposure through traditional securities accounts without requiring investors to manage wallets. Positive net flows generally mean fund creations exceeded redemptions; negative flows indicate the reverse. ETF flows are not the same as overall crypto trading activity or direct price moves. Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana and XRP also trade in other markets, where buying and selling can affect prices independently. Strong Bitcoin ETF inflows signal demand for BTC investment products but do not guarantee a price increase, just as ETH, SOL and XRP outflows do not necessarily point to further declines. Investors may watch whether Bitcoin continues to attract inflows and whether the other three categories begin to recover. Bitcoin led the October 26 session with $110.34 million in inflows; combined withdrawals from ETH, SOL and XRP reached $100.42 million, leaving the four categories with a modest positive net balance despite mixed demand.