Recent weeks have seen a notable decline in institutional interest for Bitcoin ETFs. According to data from Farside Investors, U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs witnessed over $1.1 billion in outflows last week, marking their third consecutive week in the red and fourth-largest weekly outflow on record. This trend aligns with a broader market downturn that has sent Bitcoin (BTC) down more than 9.9% this past week to around $95,740. Analysts are pointing to weakening demand as a key driver for this shift in market sentiment. 2025 witnessed a decline in the volume of large-scale purchases by institutional investors like Michael Saylor’s Strategy, two factors that previously boosted Bitcoin demand. 2025 has also seen Solana ETFs defy this trend with consistent inflows. Despite overall market volatility, Solana ETFs have attracted $12 million in net inflows over the past 13 days. This demonstrates the ongoing resilience of institutional demand for Solana. However, despite this strong ETF demand, SOL price still declined by 15% over the week due to a combination of derivatives and spot selling outpacing buy flows. While Bitcoin faces headwinds, analysts are closely watching the Federal Reserve’s policy direction, with key decisions on interest rates and liquidity likely to have significant impact on the future trajectory of Bitcoin. Until market signals stabilize or ETF inflows regain momentum, the crypto market is expected to remain volatile.