On January 30, 2026, the US spot crypto ETF market experienced significant outflows, particularly affecting Bitcoin and Ethereum, while XRP stood out as the sole asset to see inflows. This trend highlights the ongoing volatility and shifting investor sentiment within the cryptocurrency space. According to the results published in the material, these movements reflect broader market dynamics and investor behavior.
Bitcoin Spot ETFs Experience Significant Outflows
Bitcoin spot ETFs faced substantial net outflows, with 6,088 BTC exiting these funds, translating to around $50.97 million. This decline indicates a notable reduction in the amount of Bitcoin held by ETFs, reflecting a broader trend of investor withdrawal from the leading cryptocurrency.
Ethereum Spot ETFs Suffer Major Losses
Ethereum spot ETFs fared even worse, with a staggering 93,850 ETH leaving ETF products, which equates to approximately $25.287 million in net selling. This significant outflow underscores the challenges Ethereum is currently facing in maintaining investor confidence amid market fluctuations.
XRP Spot ETFs Show Positive Inflows
In contrast, XRP spot ETFs recorded net inflows of $1.679 million, making it the only major cryptocurrency to attract positive flows during this session. This influx suggests a potential shift in investor interest towards XRP, even as the overall market experiences selling pressure.
Overall Market Trends in US Spot Crypto ETFs
Overall, the total net flow for US spot crypto ETFs on January 30 reached approximately $75.702 million, highlighting a pervasive trend of selling across the market, with investors seemingly cautious about their positions in major cryptocurrencies.
The Aster cryptocurrency is currently facing challenges as its price remains below the key 50-day moving average, contrasting with the recent outflows seen in Bitcoin and Ethereum. For more details, see Aster price update.
