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ETF flow data from January 23 paints a clear picture of how institutional positioning is evolving across major crypto assets.

Rather than a broad risk-off move, flows show targeted outflows in Bitcoin and Ethereum, modest continued interest in Solana, and a notable positive print in XRP ETFs.
Key takeaways:
Bitcoin ETFs saw continued net outflows, led by legacy and large spot products.Ethereum ETFs also posted net redemptions, though selling pressure appeared to ease.Solana ETFs remained resilient, recording small but positive net inflows.XRP spot ETFs stood out with a clear net inflow on the day.
Bitcoin: Outflows Persist, but Intensity Is Lower
On January 23, Bitcoin ETFs recorded net outflows of roughly $103.5 million. The pressure was concentrated in large spot products, while most other issuers were flat. Compared to earlier in the month — when daily outflows regularly exceeded $400–700 million — the scale of selling has moderated significantly.
This suggests Bitcoin ETF investors are no longer aggressively de-risking. Instead, flows point to position trimming and rebalancing, consistent with a market transitioning from panic selling toward consolidation.
Ethereum: Selling Continues, but Fragmented
Ethereum ETFs also closed the day in the red, with net outflows of about $41.7 million. Unlike Bitcoin, the selling was more fragmented, spread across several products rather than dominated by a single issuer.
Importantly, the magnitude of outflows was smaller than earlier in the week, indicating that Ethereum-related ETF pressure may be stabilizing, even if conviction inflows have yet to return.
Solana: Quiet Strength Amid Broader Weakness
Solana ETFs were one of the few bright spots. On January 23, they recorded net inflows of approximately $1.9 million. While modest in absolute terms, the consistency matters. Solana has now seen inflows on multiple days when Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs were bleeding capital.
That divergence suggests Solana is increasingly being treated as a relative strength or rotation trade, rather than a high-beta asset to be sold alongside majors.
XRP: Clear Inflow Signal
The most distinct signal came from XRP spot ETFs, which posted a net inflow of around $1.78 million on January 23. While small compared to Bitcoin or Ethereum flows, XRP was one of the only assets showing a clean, unambiguous positive print.
This points to selective risk appetite, where capital is rotating rather than exiting the crypto ETF complex entirely.
What the January 23 Flows Really Say
Taken together, the January 23 data does not describe a market in free fall. Instead, it shows capital becoming more selective:
Bitcoin and Ethereum are still digesting prior excess and leverage.Solana is quietly attracting steady interest.XRP is seeing early signs of accumulation via regulated products.
This kind of dispersion is typical late in a correction or early in a base-building phase, when investors stop selling everything and begin reallocating toward perceived relative winners.
The key shift is not the size of the flows — it’s their directional differentiation. ETF investors are no longer treating crypto as a single trade. They’re making choices again.

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Bitcoin$BTC está atualmente navegando por uma fase de consolidação de alto risco. Após um forte início de 2026 que viu os preços alcançarem $98,000, o mercado recuou, testando a determinação de compradores institucionais e de varejo.
1. Visão Geral do Mercado & Ação de Preço Atual
A partir de hoje, 26 de janeiro de 2026, $BTC está sendo negociado próximo a $87,600, com uma queda de aproximadamente 10% em relação ao seu pico em meados de janeiro. A ação do preço está atualmente definida por um canal de consolidação horizontal entre $85,000 e $90,000.
2. Principais Indicadores Técnicos

Aqui estão as últimas informações sobre as saídas recordes dos ETFs de Bitcoin:
Yahoo Finance
crypto.news
ETFs de Bitcoin à Vista nos EUA Veem a Pior Semana em Um Ano Após Saídas de $1,33B
ETFs de Bitcoin perdem $1,33B enquanto saídas do Ethereum atingem $611M
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🧾 Fatos Chave
• Os ETFs de Bitcoin viram cerca de $1,33 bilhões em saídas líquidas na semana que terminou em 23 de janeiro de 2026 — a maior queda semanal desde fevereiro de 2025. Isso reflete retiradas significativas por parte dos investidores dos produtos de ETFs de Bitcoin à vista nos EUA. �
• As saídas reverteram as fortes entradas da semana anterior (~$1,42 bilhões), indicando uma mudança acentuada no comportamento dos investidores. �

Correção de Preço: O Bitcoin está atualmente passando pela sua maior correção até agora neste ciclo, com uma queda de aproximadamente 28-30% em relação ao seu recorde histórico de aproximadamente $126.210 em outubro de 2025.
Atividade Institucional: Apesar da queda de preço e dos saques significativos dos ETFs de Bitcoin no mercado (cerca de $1,62 bilhão em quatro dias), grandes detentores institucionais ("baleias") estão acumulando BTC silenciosamente, o que alguns analistas veem como um sinal de alta próximo a um potencial fundo de mercado. @Bitcoin.com
Fatores Regulatórios e Geopolíticos: O mercado é influenciado por fatores macroeconômicos, incluindo o aumento dos rendimentos globais de títulos e incertezas geopolíticas. Decisões regulatórias futuras, como a aprovação da SEC para mudanças nas regras da Nasdaq para opções de ETF de Bitcoin e a proposta de integração de pagamentos em Bitcoin em nível estadual em lugares como Oklahoma, também são pontos de interesse chave.