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$BTC, $ETH, $SOL, $XRP THE MONEY IS ROTATING, NOT DISAPPEARING. The latest U.S. spot ETF flows are showing something more interesting than a simple risk-off move. From August 24–28, BTC attracted roughly $924M, while ETH brought in about $824M. SOL and XRP also continued to attract capital, with approximately $154M and $110M respectively. But August 28 is where the picture becomes much more interesting. BTC recorded around $202M in net outflows, while ETH went in the opposite direction with approximately $102M in inflows. SOL and XRP also remained positive, attracting roughly $18M and $26M. That divergence matters. If capital were genuinely leaving crypto across the board, we would expect broad-based outflows. Instead, we're seeing money move between different assets. That looks more like portfolio rotation and selective risk-taking than a complete withdrawal from the market. And this is where the next few sessions become important. For BTC, the key question is whether ETF outflows can slow down and stabilize. Persistent selling from the ETF side could continue weighing on broader market sentiment. ETH is becoming even more interesting. If ETH continues attracting institutional capital while ETH/BTC strengthens, that would provide stronger evidence that the current rotation is moving beyond Bitcoin rather than simply being a temporary shift. SOL also needs confirmation. Capital inflows are encouraging, but the real test is whether those flows translate into sustained price strength. XRP deserves attention as well. Institutional demand appears to be improving, and its weekly ETF inflow reaching a new 2026 high would make the asset one to keep watching closely. Then there’s HYPE. Its relative performance against BTC and ETH could provide another useful signal for understanding where risk appetite is concentrating. But I’m not treating any of these flows as a guaranteed directional signal. ETF flows tell us where capital is moving. They don't tell us exactly when price will follow. #BTCGoldCorrelation