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Altcoin ETFs See Stalled Flows Across All Assets

2026/07/15 14:33Browse 0

All U.S. altcoin spot exchange-traded funds (ETFs) recorded zero net flows on Wednesday, confirming a broad market wait-and-see stance. The lack of capital movement affected every tracked product, from XRP and Solana to smaller funds like Dogecoin and Chainlink.

XRP and Solana ETFs Hold Steady

XRP spot ETFs remained flat for the second consecutive trading day, with cumulative net inflows of $1.485 billion and total net assets of $1.008 billion. Trading volume reached $13.47 million. Similarly, Solana spot ETFs posted their second straight day of no net flows, holding cumulative inflows at $1.136 billion and net assets of $895.44 million.

Dogecoin, Chainlink, and Avalanche See Extended Pauses

Dogecoin spot ETFs have now seen seven consecutive days of neutral flows, with cumulative net inflows of $11.77 million and net assets of $10.25 million. Chainlink ETFs recorded no inflows or outflows for the third day in a row, while Avalanche funds have stalled for 22 straight trading days. Hyperliquid ETFs, which had seen outflows for two days, returned to neutral on Wednesday.

Smaller Funds Also Flat

Other altcoin ETFs also showed no movement. Hedera (HBR) has been flat for six days, Litecoin (LTCC) for three, Polkadot (TDOT) for 24, and BNB (VBNB) for 21 days. Cumulative net inflows for these funds range from $1.45 million for BNB to $104.3 million for Hedera, with trading volumes minimal across the board.

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