Selling pressure refused to ease as crypto ETFs closed the week under heavy strain. Another wave of redemptions swept through the market, reinforcing a defensive tone that has dominated recent sessions. This time, only XRP managed to break away from the broader downtrend.

Bitcoin spot ETFs recorded a sharp $509.7 million net outflow, driven overwhelmingly by Blackrock’s IBIT, which alone saw a $528.3 million exit. Modest inflows into Ark & 21Shares’ ARKB ($8.34 million), Fidelity’s FBTC ($7.30 million), and Vaneck’s HODL ($2.96 million) helped soften the blow but were nowhere near enough to offset IBIT’s drawdown. Total value traded reached $5.32 billion, while net assets slid further to $106.96 billion, underscoring sustained institutional selling pressure.

Ether spot ETFs fared no better, posting a $252.87 million net outflow. Blackrock’s ETHA accounted for the bulk of the decline with a $157.16 million exit, followed by a $95.71 million outflow from Fidelity’s FETH. Trading activity remained elevated at $1.80 billion, but net assets continued to erode, falling to $15.86 billion.

XRP spot ETFs once again bucked the trend, delivering a $16.79 million net inflow. Demand was spread across multiple issuers, led by $8.19 million into 21Shares’ TOXR. Bitwise’s XRP added $3.91 million, Canary’s XRPC brought in $2.79 million, and Franklin’s XRPZ contributed $1.90 million. Total value traded stood at $28.74 million, with net assets holding steady at $1.19 billion.

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Solana spot ETFs slipped back into outflows, shedding $11.24 million. Bitwise’s BSOL saw a $10.12 million exit, while Grayscale’s GSOL lost $2.15 million. A modest $1.04 million inflow into Fidelity’s FSOL offered limited relief. Trading volume came in at $58.45 million, and net assets fell below the $1 billion threshold to $991.62 million.

Overall, Friday, Jan. 30’s session reinforced a clear market divide. Bitcoin and ether continued to face aggressive redemptions, solana lost its footing, and XRP remained the sole pocket of resilience, highlighting cautious, selective capital deployment as January draws to a volatile close.

• Why did crypto ETFs extend their losing streak?
  Persistent risk-off sentiment drove heavy redemptions across major crypto ETFs.
• How severe were Bitcoin and Ether ETF outflows?
  Bitcoin ETFs lost $509.7 million and Ether ETFs shed $252.9 million in a single session.
• Which crypto ETF outperformed the market?
  XRP ETFs stood out with a $16.8 million net inflow despite broad market weakness.
• What does this divergence signal for investors?
  Capital is rotating selectively, favoring perceived resilience over broad exposure.

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