ETF Capital Rotates as XRP and SOL ETFs Gain Ground While BTC and ETH Holdings Decline

XRP-0,44%
SOL-2,13%
BTC-1,18%
ETH-0,45%

Gate News bot message, newly launched XRP and SOL ETFs continue to attract institutional capital, with holdings steadily growing and already crossing 1% of circulating supply. Against this backdrop, BTC ETF holdings have declined from 6.84% to 6.18%, and ETH holdings have decreased from 5.49%.

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