As Ethereum (ETH) & Bitcoin (BTC) now face five consecutive days of multi-million dollar negative flows in exchange-traded funds (ETFs), recently launched altcoin ETFs bucked this trend with upticks after a dull debut day.
Traders Flock To HBAR & SOL ETFs Amid Market Scare
With Solana (SOL), Litecoin (LTC) & Hedera Hashgraph (HBAR) ETFs hitting markets last week, the debut was overshadowed by retail trader disinterest & Bitcoin’s (BTC) plunge to $100K, setting off an all-round crypto earthquake.
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However, all three altcoin ETFs beyond Ethereum (ETH) have recorded gains yesterday, with Litecoin’s LTC Spot ETF netting the most modest gains of $1.78 million in cumulative total net inflow, according to SoSoValue.
Solana’s bi-folded ETF action sponsored by Grayscale & Bitwise seems to have garnered the most attention. Hitting a $284 million cumulative total net inflow, these fresh SOL ETFs grow the fastest in the blue-chip alt section, gathering just below $100 million a day combined.
As for Hedera, the HBAR Spot ETF listed on NASDAQ by Canary Capital gained $68 million in cumulative total net flow, recording positive flows for five days in a row. Differently from the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) hosted Solana ETFs, this HBAR Spot price-tracking product garnered just $1.54 million in total value traded despite a solid $68 million inflow.
Meanwhile, things aren’t looking nearly as good for the two flagship digital assets. Bitcoin (BTC) registered a $566 million outflow on November 4, 2025. During the price pullback to $100K, BTC’s outflows hit Fidelity’s FBTC the hardest, bidding adieu to $356.6 million in a day, according to the balance sheet from Farside investors.
This biggest outflow for BTC ETFs in a month is paired with Ethereum’s (ETH) $219 million outflows, posting the worst result since October 17, 2025. One key difference is that BlackRock led the ETH ETF withdrawals with $111.1 million cashed out yesterday, while the asset manager refrained from selling any Bitcoin (BTC) the same day.
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Exchange-traded funds tracking Solana (SOL) and Hedera (HBAR) cryptocurrencies, providing regulated exposure without direct ownership.
SOL/HBAR ETFs have drawn $313M+ total since launch, as investors bet on resilient ecosystems like DeFi and enterprise tech, shrugging off BTC/ETH sell-offs.
Yes, SEC approved spot SOL ETFs in Oct 2025 (Bitwise, Grayscale); HBAR via Canary Capital on Oct 28, 2025, amid altcoin wave.
Volatility from crypto crashes, potential SEC scrutiny, chain-specific issues like SOL outages—ETFs mitigate some via liquidity but not all.
Platforms like Fidelity, Robinhood, or Nasdaq-listed (BSOL, GSOL, HBR); expect 0.2-0.75% fees.
