TLDR
- Solana ETFs gained 6.8 million in new inflows on November 10.
- Bitcoin ETFs recorded $1.2M in modest inflows during the same period.
- Ethereum ETFs saw zero flows as investors paused activity.
- Flow data shows buyers adjusting positions across major crypto assets.
The latest movements in crypto exchange-traded funds have shown where investors are placing their money as new interest grows across regulated markets. The flow data from November 10 shows a mixed picture, yet it also points to changing behavior among fund managers and retail buyers. Bitcoin saw modest inflows, Ethereum recorded no activity, while Solana continued to attract fresh capital, which suggests shifting demand across the top assets.
BTC Records Modest Inflows in a Cautious Market
Spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded 1.2 million dollars in inflows on November 10. The figure came from new data shared by Cointelegraph. The slow pace of activity suggests that investors are moving with care after recent market swings.
Managers said that inflows at this level can occur when buyers wait for lower entry prices. They also said that ETFs remain an easy way for new investors to enter the market. The steady activity also shows that Bitcoin remains a widely used asset in regulated funds.
Some analysts noted that many buyers may be adjusting positions after the past week’s volatility. They added that interest remains in place even when inflows are lower. Bitcoin continues to hold the highest share of total ETF activity across major markets.
Ethereum Shows Zero Flows as Investors Pause Activity
Ethereum ETFs reported no inflows or outflows on the same day. The flat activity is not unusual, as many funds move in cycles or adjust positions on different days. The data shows that investors may be waiting for new price signals before placing fresh orders.
Managers said that zero flows do not point to a fall in interest. They explained that timing often affects the movement of funds and that activity can return once price levels shift. Ethereum remains one of the most traded assets in ETF markets.
Some groups noted that investors often compare fee structures when choosing between Bitcoin and Ethereum funds. They said this can cause day-to-day changes in flow activity. Ethereum markets are also preparing for new product launches in 2026, which may draw renewed interest.
Solana ETFs Attract 6.8 Million Dollars in New Investments
Solana spot ETFs saw 6.8 million dollars in inflows, which continued a recent trend of strong fund activity. The rise shows that investors are paying attention to networks with fast transaction speeds and growing development groups.
A fund manager said, “Solana ETFs have gained steady interest because some investors want exposure to new networks.” The manager added that flows can change as new projects launch within the ecosystem.
The Solana network has seen more activity from DeFi users in recent months. Market groups said that this rise can support more fund interest and bring higher trading volumes into ETF markets. The new inflows also place Solana among the most active altcoins in regulated funds.





