US-listed spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds posted another day of withdrawals on Wednesday, with net outflows of $120.2 million. That pushed the category’s total outflow for the first two sessions of the holiday-shortened week to $166.8 million, according to data from Farside Investors.

The pullback followed what the source described as the strongest three-week inflow stretch for US spot Bitcoin ETFs in 2026. At the same time, spot Ether and Solana funds reversed their Tuesday losses and moved back into positive territory for the week.

Bitcoin funds turn negative after recent inflow streak

Wednesday’s $120.2 million withdrawal extended the week’s losses for US spot Bitcoin ETFs after outflows had already appeared in the prior session. Across Tuesday and Wednesday combined, investors pulled a net $166.8 million from the products.

The move marked a break from the momentum seen in the preceding three weeks, when spot Bitcoin ETFs had recorded their strongest inflow run of the year. The latest figures indicate that trend cooled at the start of the current week, though the source article did not assign a specific cause for the reversal.

Ether ETFs return to net weekly inflows

US spot Ether ETFs took in $34.7 million on Wednesday after posting $24.3 million in net outflows on Tuesday. That left the group with $10.4 million in net inflows for the week after two trading sessions.

BlackRock’s ETHB accounted for the largest share of Wednesday’s Ether inflows at $22.9 million. Its ETHA fund added another $9.7 million, while 21Shares’ TETH brought in $2.1 million. The rest of the spot Ether ETF lineup reported no net flows for the day.

Solana products also rebound while Hyperliquid ETFs extend losses

US spot Solana ETFs also swung back to inflows on Wednesday. After about $700,000 in outflows on Tuesday, the category attracted $11.2 million in fresh net inflows, lifting its two-day weekly total to $10.5 million.

All of Wednesday’s Solana ETF inflows were recorded by Bitwise’s BSOL. In contrast, Hyperliquid ETFs continued to lose assets for a second straight session, with $5.3 million in net outflows following $13 million on Tuesday. That brought Hyperliquid ETF outflows for the week so far to $18.3 million.

Crypto prices ease alongside mixed fund flows

The uneven ETF picture came as major crypto assets traded lower than levels cited when the earlier three-week Bitcoin ETF inflow run was reported. Bitcoin changed hands near $78,000 on Thursday, down from roughly $79,700 previously referenced in the source.

Ether traded around $2,470, while Solana was near $101. The next confirmed data point for the market will be whether fund flows later in the week show a deeper reversal in Bitcoin products or a return to the inflow trend that had dominated the prior three weeks.

Source: cointelegraph.com