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Institutional investors pulled money from Bitcoin exchange-traded funds while directing capital into newly launched altcoin products during December, marking a potential shift in cryptocurrency market positioning. The US ETF industry posted record inflows of $1.4 trillion in 2025, but cryptocurrency

HBAR trades near $0.111 as selling pressure mounts and institutional demand through exchange-traded products shows no signs of recovery. The Canary HBAR ETF recorded zero inflows on Dec. 22, less than two months after launch, signaling weak appetite from both crypto-native and traditional finance in

XRP exchange-traded funds recorded $82 million in net inflows last week, extending a positive streak to 25 consecutive days even as broader cryptocurrency investment products experienced nearly $1 billion in outflows. The contrarian performance comes as XRP's price recovered from a two-month low of

XRP exchange-traded funds have maintained an unbroken streak of net inflows since launching on Wall Street, outperforming counterparts despite recent market turbulence. The five funds tracking Ripple's cross-border token have accumulated $1.07 billion in total net inflows through Friday's close. Wha

BlackRock Inc.'s spot Bitcoin (BTC) exchange-traded fund appeared to be the sixth-largest ETF by year-to-date inflows. The fund drew approximately $25.4 billion in net flows despite posting a 9.6% loss for the year. IBIT stands alone among the top-ranked ETFs with a negative return, according to dat