2026-01-23 05:21:34

According to the latest on-chain data, on January 22nd, Eastern Time, institutional attitudes towards mainstream crypto assets showed a clear divergence. Bitcoin spot ETFs experienced a net outflow of $32.1081 million throughout the day, with BlackRock's IBIT alone losing $22.3529 million in a single day, showing the strongest momentum. Ethereum's situation was even worse, with a total net outflow of $41.9772 million from spot ETFs, indicating that institutions are clearly willing to sell at this position. Interestingly, Solana spot ETFs operated in reverse, attracting a net inflow of $1.71 million, suggesting some funds are positioning on the left side to target leading altcoins. This wave of rebalancing reflects an increasing divergence in market expectations across different sectors.

BTC-0,93%

ETH-1,8%

SOL-2,17%

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HodlKumamon

· 6h ago

Hmm… The large outflows of BTC and ETH this time feel like institutions are testing the bottom. Data doesn't lie. --- Can Solana still attract funds at this time? It seems some people are daring to bottom-fish the leading altcoin. --- BlackRock IBIT had a daily outflow of over 22 million. This pace is quite intense. Is it really a correction or just a shakeout? --- I agree with the view that the expectation gap is widening, but the question is, who can truly bet correctly on this divergence? --- I don't quite understand why ETH is flowing out so aggressively. Has the market's attitude towards it changed? --- Wait, 1.71 million inflow into Solana? Although not much, this signal is very interesting. Some funds are indeed playing chess. --- Stay calm, large outflows aren't necessarily a bad thing. It might just be a process of rebalancing positions.

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quiet_lurker

· 6h ago

Institutions are truly ruthless. BTC and ETH are both declining, while SOL is actually gaining, it seems we need to reassess the sector rotation.

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GasWaster69

· 7h ago

Big institutions are really playing heartbeat, selling off BTC and ETH together, then turning around to buy Sol? Are they doing the opposite of us retail investors? Haha

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WalletAnxietyPatient

· 7h ago

It's again BlackRock dumping, this rhythm is really incredible. --- Is ETH really so miserable now, with outflows of over 40 million? Luckily I sold early. --- Wait, is SOL still absorbing funds? These institutions are really bottom-fishing for clones on the left side, so bold. --- The divergence is so obvious, it feels like someone is about to get cut again, either you or me. --- BlackRock dumped 22.35 million in one day, are they testing the bottom or are they really bearish on Bitcoin? --- I’m thinking about copying SOL, but I always feel like these institutions are digging a trap... --- Left-side positioning? Laughing out loud, and now they dare to say "left side" is truly brave. --- Both BTC and ETH are offloading, but SOL is absorbing in the opposite direction. What does this indicate?

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ForkMaster

· 7h ago

Are BlackRock and others starting to sell off? Even my three kids can tell this is a bottom test... This wave of SOL's vampire straw is actually worth paying attention to, the arbitrage opportunity from forks has arrived.

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