加密货币ETF今日动态：美联储会议纪要公布后，BTC、ETH、SOL出现资金流出

Today's cryptocurrency ETF dynamics: BTC, ETH, SOL continue to fall, XRP once again fell into silence

Today, the major cryptocurrency ETF market is all green (Note: The original refers to the red candle chart, that is, falling), investors are generally under pressure. If you looked at your portfolio this morning, you already know why this is the hot cryptocurrency ETF news today. Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, and XRP funds were all under selling pressure, with the Fed's own comments playing a key role.

Here are the details of what happened and where it might go in the future.

Core Points

• The Bitcoin ETF recorded the largest outflow in October, with a net outflow reaching US$487.07 million on October 7, the largest since June 25, 2026.
• The Ethereum ETF had a net outflow of US$160.77 million, the Solana ETF experienced capital outflows for the third consecutive day, and the XRP ETF recorded zero capital flow for the second time this month.
• Minutes of the September Federal Reserve meeting showed that all 19 officials supported raising interest rates, exacerbating the broader crypto market meltdown that affected BTC, ETH, XRP and SOL prices.

Why is there an outflow of funds from cryptocurrency ETFs after the minutes of the Federal Reserve meeting were announced?

According to CoinGecko data, the global market value of cryptocurrencies currently stands at US$2.93 trillion, down 0.9% in the past 24 hours. The daily trading volume in the entire market is US$102 billion. Bitcoin's market dominance is 56.9%, and Ethereum accounts for 10.7%.

This crypto market collapse is no accident. The release of minutes of the September Federal Reserve meeting was the main trigger for today's sell-off and ETF outflows.

According to The Kobeissi Letter, most Fed officials expect to raise interest rates again before the end of the year. At the September meeting, all 19 Fed officials supported raising interest rates. Almost everyone on the committee believes inflation risks are on the rise, with some officials even warning that demand driven by artificial intelligence could exceed supply, pushing prices higher.

Higher interest rate expectations typically encourage investors to stay away from risky assets such as cryptocurrencies, which is what the outflows of ETF funds are today.

Bitcoin ETF outflows: The biggest decline in October

Bitcoin ETF outflows tell the clearest story. According to SoValue data, the net outflow of Bitcoin Spot ETF in a single day on October 7 was US$487.07 million. This was the largest outflow in October and the largest outflow since June 25, 2026, when the outflow was US$696.29 million.

Seven of the 12 ETF providers recorded outflows today. BlackRock led the decline, withdrawing $207.67 million, followed by Fidelity withdrawing $105.15 million and Ark21 Shares withdrawing $101.71 million.

Despite today's decline, the larger picture remains solid. The cumulative total net inflow was US$57.33 billion, the total transaction value was US$2.8 billion, and the total net asset value was US$107.4 billion, accounting for 6.41% of the total market value of Bitcoin.

Bitcoin's price today was US$82,850.82, plunging 1.8% during the session. Bitcoin has a market value of US$1.663 trillion, and its 24-hour transaction volume is US$37.85 billion.

Ethereum ETF Outflows: The second largest decline this month

Ethereum ETF Outflows followed a similar pattern. The net one-day outflow was US$160.77 million, the second largest outflow in October. Seven of the 11 providers recorded outflows today. BlackRock again took the lead, withdrawing $116.05 million, Grayscale's ETHE fund lost $25.77 million, and 21Shares withdrew $6.27 million.

The cumulative total net inflow of the Ethereum ETF was US$13.39 billion, the total transaction value was US$1.42 billion, and the total net asset value was US$16.4 billion, accounting for 5.22% of the market value of Ethereum.

Ethereum's price today was US$2,564.88, down 2.1% for the day. Its market value is US$313.138 billion, and its trading volume in the past 24 hours is US$16.474 billion.

XRP ETF News: It fell silent for the second time this month

Today's XRP news trend is different. The single-day net flow is exactly US$0.00, which is the second time this month that XRP ETF has stagnated funds. Previously, the largest inflow of the month was US$4.07 million on October 1, and an outflow of US$3.28 million on October 2.

Cumulative total net inflow was US$1.79 billion, total transaction value was US$39.51 million, and total net asset value was US$1.61 billion, accounting for 1.79% of XRP's market value.

XRP is trading at $1.40 today, experiencing a sharp 4.8% plunge. XRP has a market value of US$88.37 billion, with trading volume of US$2.285 billion in the past 24 hours.

Solana ETF Outflows: Closing down for the third consecutive day

Solana's outflow data showed a brief but stable decline. Today's single-day net outflow was US$4.8 million, the third consecutive day of capital outflows this month. Bitwise led the decline, accounting for all of the $4.8 million outflow.

Solana ETF's cumulative total net inflow was US$1.59 billion, with a total transaction value of US$84.65 million, and a total net asset value of US$1.85 billion, accounting for 2.71% of Solana's market value.

Solana's price today was US$114.95, down 3.3% for the day. Its market value is US$67.718 billion, and its trading volume within 24 hours is US$2.871 billion.

Today's Cryptocurrency ETF News: ETF snapshot overview

Net asset flow for the day's price changes 24 hours, total net asset value Bitcoin-487.07 million US$82,850.82 - 1.8% US$107.4 B Ethereum-160.77 million US$2, 564.88 -2.1%$16.4B XRP $0.00 $1.40 -4.8%$1.61 B Solana-4.8 million $114.95 -3.3%$1.85 B What is the future of cryptocurrency exchange-traded funds?

This story is not all bad news. Analyst Nate Geraci pointed out that the SEC has approved the listing and trading of the first 3x leveraged Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs. When you don't recall that three years ago, the SEC had not even ended its lawsuit with Grayscale over ordinary spot bitcoin funds, this is a huge shift.

In addition, Pepe and SEI ETFs may also be on the way, although these are still in the application stage that requires attention, rather than approved products.

So while today's wave of cryptocurrency ETF outflows is painful, the broader market is still expanding into new products, even during a week of low prices.

Expert Opinion

Market analysts point out that capital outflows following hawkish Fed signals are a familiar pattern rather than a new phenomenon. When the probability of a rate hike rises, institutional funds are usually the first to withdraw from risky assets, and spot cryptocurrency ETFs are usually the fastest place to respond. Analysts added that although Bitcoin's outflow was the largest in October, it was still small compared with the cumulative inflow of $57.33 billion this year, indicating that long-term holders were in no hurry to exit.

Analysts said approvals for leveraged Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs showed regulators were expanding product shelves even during a volatile week, which seemed impossible during the Grayscale lawsuit.

Conclusion

Today's cryptocurrency ETF news story is simple: The hawkish Federal Reserve disrupted prices and withdrew money from Bitcoin, Ethereum and Solana funds, while XRP remained flat. Prices fell across the board, but new leveraged approvals suggest the market is still growing. Pay attention to the next Fed signal to understand changes in capital flows.