Bitcoin ETF outflows hit $1.26B as Santiment sees buy signal

Bank of America reported $53m in crypto ETF holdings, led by a $37m IBIT stake, while reducing Ether and Solana ETF exposure in a Q1 filing.

Monday saw the highest daily inflows, with almost $650 million leaving the funds.

Six straight days of outflows from US spot Bitcoin ETFs — totaling $1.26 billion — are drawing attention not for the losses they represent, but for what history suggests might come next. What The Data Shows Blockchain analytics firm Santiment says these outflows should be read as a counter-signal rather than a warning. According to the firm, ETF flows reflect retail investor behavior more than institutional positioning, which means sustained outflows tend to mark bottoms rather than the start of deeper slides. Related Reading: New Bitcoin Lows? Analysts Say Chances Are ‘Extremely Slim’ Santiment pointed to a consistent pattern: large inflow spikes have historically landed near price tops, while heavy outflow periods have lined up with buying opportunities. The numbers support the argument. On July 10, 2025, spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $1.18 billion in inflows — a period that coincided with a local price top. October 6, 2025 brought $1.21 billion in inflows, and prices peaked around the

Ongoing Bitcoin ETF outflows have historically “correlated with conditions favorable for patient accumulation rather than panic," according to Santiment.

As Ethereum (ETH) remains trapped below crucial resistance levels, the altcoin seems to be experiencing “one of the most dramatic sentiment reversals in crypto,” with recent data revealing that traders have gone from patience to frustration in recent weeks. Related Reading: Zcash (ZEC) Soars To Six-Month Highs After 110% Rally – Can It Break The $700 Barrier? Ethereum Sentiment Takes A Hit According to data from analytics firm Santiment, Ethereum has taken a hit not only in market value but also in the number of “patient holders” over the past few months, with the King of Altcoin’s sentiment plummeting as the price struggles under crucial levels. The cryptocurrency had been trading between $2,200 and $2,400 since early April, attempting to break out of this price range on multiple occasions. After another failed breakout earlier this month, ETH has declined 11.5%, potentially risking a drop below $2,000 for the first time since March. Amid its recent decline, Ethereum’s social dominanc

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Hyperliquid’s HYPE token has surged 55% in a single week and delivered more than 130% in year-to-date returns — but prominent crypto analyst Ali Martinez (@alicharts) is warning that the asset is now approaching a critical resistance zone with multiple technical indicators flashing sell signals simultaneously, a setup he says could trigger a retracement toward $40 if momentum fades at current levels. Related Reading: XRP Sees 4th-Largest Wallet Growth Spike Of 2026, Santiment Says In a post on X, Martinez laid out the technical case with precision. Three converging signals are appearing on HYPE at the same time: the TD Sequential Combo 13 sell signal is already active, a standard green 9 sell signal could confirm as early as the next session, and both the Relative Strength Index (RSI) and the Chande Momentum Oscillator are sitting at historically elevated — or overheated — levels, per the analyst’s analysis. HYPE's price trends to the upside following a surge in institutional adoption,

XRP registered one of its strongest network-growth bursts of the year, with Santiment reporting 4,300 new wallets created in 24 hours, the fourth-largest spike of 2026. The analytics firm said the move matters because “network growth is among the top leading signals to identify reversals,” placing the wallet surge alongside a set of on-chain metrics that suggest XRP is trading in a lower-risk zone than usual. Santiment Points To Undervalued Setup For XRP The data point was also shared by Santiment’s Brian Quinlivan in yesterday’s livestream. The XRP segment stood out for a combination of fresh wallet creation, depressed profitability metrics and relatively subdued crowd sentiment. Quinlivan said XRP’s MVRV setup looked “pretty similar to Ethereum,” but with an even deeper long-term drawdown among active holders. According to the Santiment data cited during the livestream, XRP’s 365-day MVRV sat around negative 35.12%, while its 30-day MVRV had slipped back into negative territory at ro