US-listed crypto exchange-traded funds showed a split on Sept. 9, with combined ETH, XRP and Solana ETFs drawing nearly $59 million even as Bitcoin funds shed $120 million on the same day. Th
US-listed crypto exchange-traded funds showed a split on Sept. 9, with combined ETH, XRP and Solana ETFs drawing nearly $59 million even as Bitcoin funds shed $120 million on the same day. The single-session contrast points to a possible shift toward altcoin products, though one day of crypto ETF flows does not establish a sustained rotation.
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According to the reported figures, ETH, XRP and Solana ETFs together drew close to $59 million in net subscriptions on Sept. 9, while Bitcoin funds lost $120 million on the same session. The $120 million figure refers to money leaving the funds, not a fall in Bitcoin's market price. For related coverage, see Bitcoin ETP Outflows Push Rolling One-Year Flows Negative for First Time Since 2023, K33 Says.
Cointelegraph, citing Farside Investors data, reported that US-listed spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $120.2 million in net outflows on Wednesday, Sept. 9, 2026. For related coverage, see Only One Scenario Saves Bitcoin as $52 Billion Crypto Shock Looms.
Reported Bitcoin (BTC) ETF net outflows
September 9, 2026 · USD
US-listed spot Bitcoin (BTC) ETFs recorded $120.2 million in net outflows on September 9, 2026, according to Cointelegraph citing Farside Investors. Primary data was not independently inspected.The same report stated that US spot Ether ETFs attracted $34.7 million on Sept. 9, reversing $24.3 million in withdrawals the prior day. This reporting has not been independently reproduced against the primary dataset. For related coverage, see From OpenAI to SpaceX: How the Super IPO Era Could Reshape Crypto Markets in 2026.
Reported Ether (ETH) ETF net inflows
$34.7 million
September 9, 2026 · USD
US-listed spot Ether (ETH) ETFs recorded $34.7 million in net inflows on September 9, 2026, according to Cointelegraph citing Farside Investors. Primary data was not independently inspected.The same reporting noted that spot Solana ETFs took in $11.2 million on Sept. 9, all of it into Bitwise's BSOL product. XRP's individual contribution to the combined altcoin figure was not confirmed in the material reviewed, and it should not be inferred by subtracting the ETH and SOL amounts from the rounded headline total. For related coverage, see Stocks Hit ATH: Is Crypto Entering a Macro Bull Market?.
The reported inflows into the three altcoin products did not offset the Bitcoin outflows. Subtracting the rounded headline figures implies roughly $61 million in net outflows across the four reported asset groups, arithmetic that holds only if the products share comparable reporting coverage.
That derived balance is not the total for the entire crypto ETF market, and the figures alone do not show that money leaving Bitcoin funds moved directly into ETH, XRP or Solana products. The reviewed reporting includes no investor-level transactions that would trace such a move.
Cointelegraph also distinguished the $120.2 million Wednesday outflow from $166.8 million across the first two sessions of the holiday-shortened week, meaning the week's Bitcoin outflows were front-loaded rather than concentrated on Sept. 9. This context matters for readers weighing whether the daily split reflects a broader cooling in Bitcoin fund demand, a pattern also seen in prior periods when crypto ETF demand cooled across major tokens.
Longer-run flow data has drawn attention too, with analysts recently flagging that Bitcoin ETP rolling one-year flows turned negative for the first time since 2023. Whether the Sept. 9 altcoin inflows mark the start of a durable shift, or simply a single-session divergence, cannot be settled by the daily numbers.
The available material references a 30-day comparison for the four assets but stops before stating any completed result, total or market share. The reviewed evidence provides no 30-day figures, no asset-by-asset breakdown and no reporting methodology.
Because of that gap, the Sept. 9 snapshot should be kept separate from any longer-term conclusion. A substantiated 30-day comparison would require the complete claim, its exact date range, and comparable flow coverage for Bitcoin, Ether, XRP and Solana alike.
Market context at press time was mixed. Bitcoin traded near $76,818, down about 1.7% over 24 hours, while the Fear & Greed Index sat at 56, in "Greed" territory, on Sept. 11. Those readings describe the spot market and general sentiment, not ETF-investor behavior, and how the flow picture develops may hinge on whether broader macro conditions support a crypto bull market.
Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial or investment advice. Cryptocurrency and digital asset markets carry significant risk. Always do your own research before making decisions.
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