Cryptocurrency ETF dynamics: BTC, ETH, and SOL continue to fall, but XRP ETF survives the collapse

On September 10, the crypto market suffered a sell-off, and the flow of ETF funds revealed the reasons behind it.

On September 10, the crypto market showed a downward trend at the opening. The cryptocurrency ETF news of that day clearly revealed the reason for this phenomenon. Bitcoin, Ethereum and Solana funds all experienced investors withdrawing funds, but only one "survivor" silently held its ground. The following is the specific situation of each currency and its impact on the market.

According to CoinGecko data, the total market value of the global crypto market today was US$2.71 trillion, down 1.7% in 24 hours. Daily trading volume reached US$87.6 billion. Bitcoin still dominates the market, accounting for 56.8%, and Ethereum accounts for 11%.

Key Points

• The Bitcoin ETF experienced its worst single-day outflow since July, with a net outflow of US$282.56 million on September 10.
• The XRP ETF became the only bright spot, attracting US$5.14 million in inflows amid widespread outflows from other major crypto ETFs.
• Strong producer price index (PPI) data in the United States triggered a sell-off, and consumer price index (CPI) data due for September 11 may further depress prices.

Why did the crypto market fall today? PPI data has significant impact

The blame lies with Wall Street's inbox. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics released a producer price index (PPI) report, and the results are not friendly to risky assets. Final demand prices rose 0.4% in August, commodity prices surged 1.1%, and service prices rose slightly 0.1%. In the past 12 months, final demand prices have increased by 5.4%.

Higher inflation data usually means interest rates will remain high for longer. This is bad news for Bitcoin, Ethereum and any other cryptocurrency that thrives in a cheap money environment. Investors began to sell after reading the report, with crypto ETFs bearing the brunt.

Bitcoin ETF News: Largest capital outflow since July

According to SoValue data, the spot Bitcoin ETF experienced a single-day net outflow of US$282.56 million on September 10. It was the largest one-day decline since a $424.66 million outflow in July and the worst day for September so far.

Ark21 Shares took the lead in withdrawing, losing US$164.32 million. Grayscale's GBTC followed closely, with $36.38 million withdrawn.

Despite a difficult day, the total net assets of the Bitcoin ETF still hold US$97.49 billion, accounting for 6.28% of Bitcoin's total market value. Cumulative net inflows since launch are US$55.17 billion, with US$1.7 billion in Bitcoin ETF shares traded today.

Bitcoin fell 1.6% today, trading at US$77,070.08, with a market value of US$1.548 trillion.

Ethereum ETF News: The second largest loss day in September

Ethereum ETF was not spared. On September 10, it lost $29.76 million, the second largest outflow of funds this month. The only worse day was September 2, when the outflow reached $48.08 million.

Fidelity has the largest share today, withdrawing $25.15 million from its Ethereum fund.

The total net assets of the Ethereum ETF are US$15.6 billion, accounting for 5.19% of the market value of Ethereum. Cumulative inflows since launch remain strong at US$13.17 billion, with today's trading volume at US$773.37 million.

Ethereum prices fell slightly 0.7% to US$2,460.11, with a market value of US$300.135 billion.

XRP ETF News: The Only Survivor

Here's a turning point. While Bitcoin, Ethereum and Solana funds are bleeding, the XRP ETF is attracting new blood. Franklin Templeton recorded the only inflow of the day, adding $5.14 million.

The total net assets of the XRP ETF are US$1.45 billion, accounting for only 1.70% of the XRP market value. The cumulative inflow since its launch has been US$1.7 billion, and today's trading volume is US$25.63 million.

XRP's price still fell 3.1% to US$1.35, with a market value of US$84.687 billion. Although the tokens themselves fell, ETFs remained firm, showing the gap between fund flows and spot prices.

Solana ETF News: Fourth outflow in September

Solana ETF lost $482,550 on September 10, marking the fourth outflow of funds this month. Bitwise led the sale with an outflow of $1.37 million, while Fidelity actually added $888.41 million, becoming a small highlight on a red day.

Solana ETF's total net assets are US$1.39 billion, accounting for 2.38% of Solana's market value, cumulative inflows are US$1.36 billion, and today's trading volume is US$42.5 million.

Solana's price fell 2.1% to US$99.75, with a market value of US$58.509 billion.

Crypto ETF News Snapshot: Capital flow on September 10

ETF's net flow on the day, net assets as a percentage of currency market value, today's currency price Bitcoin-282.56 million US$97.49 billion US$6.28% US$77,070.08 Ethereum-29.76 million US$15.6 billion US$5.19% US$2, 460.11XRP+5.14 million US$1.45 billion US$1.70% US$1.35Solana-482.55 million US$1.39 billion 2.38%$99.75 Future Outlook for Crypto ETF News

Everyone's eyes are now turning to September 11, when new CPI inflation data will be released. The PPI report has already dragged down the market once this week. Strong CPI data may exacerbate outflows from Bitcoin, Ethereum and Solana ETFs, while traders will be closely watching whether XRP can continue to buck the trend.

Expert opinion

Today's crypto-ETF news pattern suggests that markets are responding to macroeconomic data rather than news about specific currencies. Bitcoin and Ethereum funds, as products with the largest assets, have absorbed the heaviest selling pressure, consistent with institutional funds typically reducing risk from the largest and most liquid products first. The only inflow from XRP, although small, suggests that some investors view the current price level as a buying opportunity rather than a reason to leave. Solana's fourth consecutive month of outflows points to a longer cooling trend rather than a one-day reaction. As CPI data approaches, fund flows are likely to remain volatile this week.

YMYY Disclaimer

This content is for information purposes only and does not constitute financial, investment or trading advice. Cryptocurrency markets, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP and Solana, are highly volatile, and ETF flows change rapidly based on macroeconomic data and market sentiment. The prices and figures mentioned in the article reflect data as of September 11, 2026 and may have changed at the time of reading. Be sure to research and consult a licensed financial adviser before making an investment decision. Coin Gabbar is not responsible for any financial losses arising from this content.