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-3.15%

ETH-5.05%

SOL-5.68%

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RugDocDetective

· 01-25 01:44

BlackRock is starting to reduce holdings again, it seems institutions are really bearish on BTC this time --- ETH being hammered so hard, is it going to break below 4k? --- Is there still demand for Solana? I think those buying are just bagholders --- Laying out the top altcoins on the left side? That sounds risky, be careful of getting cut --- Institutional attitudes are divided, some are bullish and some are bearish, nothing surprising --- With so much outflow and still researching data here, better to have confidence in your own coins --- This is the true face of traditional finance entering the market, playing the retail investors like a pro

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ApeShotFirst

· 01-24 17:39

Damn, are big institutions about to abandon BTC and embrace SOL? BlackRock is outflowing over 20 million in a day, how bearish can they get? Institutions are really playing the left side; people are still fishing for Solana, this is kind of interesting. ETH has been hammered the hardest this round, with such obvious selling intent, should I quickly follow to buy the dip or just run away? The widening expectation gap sounds like some people are making money while others are losing everything. Which side do you think we're on, huh? This is just repositioning, to put it simply, institutions are also betting on different tracks. Who the heck knows who's right?

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MetaLord420

· 01-23 17:52

BlackRock is selling? Are they about to dump the market or are they truly bearish? It seems like major institutions are starting to pick their tracks.

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HodlKumamon

· 01-23 05:48

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

· 01-23 05:45

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

· 01-23 05:41

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

· 01-23 05:31

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

· 01-23 05:25

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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BTCBeliefStation

· 01-23 05:23

BlackRock's move suggests that Bitcoin's position is indeed under pressure, but ETH is outperforming BTC even faster, how bearish does that make you?

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