Fund movements of US-listed spot cryptocurrency ETFs during the week of February 9–15, 2026 pointed to large-scale institutional outflows. Data covering the week showed that there was a total net fund outflow of 497.63 million dollars. With this development, the total managed assets of spot crypto ETFs decreased to approximately $101 billion. While outflows from Bitcoin and Ethereum products were particularly noteworthy, limited increases were recorded in some altcoin ETFs.
Massive Fund Outflow in Bitcoin ETFs
There was a net fund outflow of $359.91 million from spot Bitcoin ETFs during the week. A total of 5,482 Bitcoins were sold; This figure corresponds to approximately twelve days of new Bitcoin production. The selling wave in question shows that funds are turning to strong corporate repositioning rather than passive movements.
Among the issuers featured in the exits were BlackRock and Fidelity. BlackRock disposed of 3,481 BTC in the relevant period, while Fidelity sold 1,863 BTC. In comparison, Grayscale purchased 412 BTC during the same period. However, when looked at in total, it seems that there is a movement towards risk reduction in the overall market.
Similar Trend in Ethereum ETFs
Similarly, US spot Ethereum ETFs entered the week with a net fund outflow of $161.15 million. Issuers sold a total of 83,070 Ethereum.
BlackRock issued 55,820 ETH during the week, while Fidelity sold 22,122 ETH. Grayscale attracted attention with the purchase of 11,010 ETH. But Grayscale’s acquisitions were not enough to offset the overall outflow.
Limited Interest in Altcoin ETFs
Unlike Bitcoin and Ethereum focused funds, some altcoin ETFs have seen limited fund inflows on a weekly basis. Solana ETF was the most in-demand altcoin product with $13.17 million and 150,070 SOL. $7.65 million (5.29 million XRP) entered the XRP ETF, $1.71 million (196,230 LINK) entered the Chainlink ETF, and $897 thousand (103,200 AVAX) entered the Avalanche ETF.
There was no significant change in Dogecoin, Litecoin and HBAR ETFs throughout the week. This picture indicated that investors were selectively turning to certain altcoin products, rather than completely moving away from the crypto market.
As a result, weekly data revealed that while US spot crypto ETFs witnessed intense fund outflows, with Bitcoin and Ethereum standing out, some altcoin funds continued to attract the attention of investors.
