Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs See Outflows as Solana Inflows Rise; SOL Holds Above $90 amid Altcoin Strength

Bitcoin ETFs recorded net outflows of $66.6 million on March 24, reversing prior inflows, while Ethereum ETFs extended negative flows with $40.7 million in outflows; Solana ETFs posted modest inflows and XRP products saw limited positive activity, signaling selective institutional positioning amid broader consolidation ^[1].

Technical coverage shows Solana found support near $85 and has been consolidating above $90, trading above the 100‑hour simple moving average after breaking a short‑term bearish trend line; analysts note near‑term resistance around $92.80–$95 and warn that open interest dynamics may keep the rebound fragile ^{[2] [3]}.

Additional technical and market commentary highlights that defenders of the $90 support level see scope for larger upside if it holds, with some pieces outlining scenarios toward higher targets, while broader market activity shows altcoins outperforming as Bitcoin holds near key levels and trading activity remains elevated ^{[4] [5] [6]}.

Taken together, recent ETF flow data and price analysis point to selective reallocations into altcoins such as Solana even as capital exits Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs, with SOL’s short‑term strength dependent on whether the $90 support holds ^{[1] [2] [4]}.