Bitcoin Gains 7.1% over 30 Days as Weekly Pullback Weighs on Major Tokens
Monthly performance data shows Bitcoin and Solana advancing while Ethereum and XRP decline, though shorter-term weekly metrics reveal broader weakness.
Over a rolling 30-day period, Bitcoin gained 7.1% and Solana rose 5.3%, whereas Ethereum and XRP slipped 0.7% and 1.4% respectively. This divergence emerged recently, as Ethereum and XRP had previously shown 30-day increases of 0.8% and 1.3% before rolling benchmarks shifted them into negative territory.
Weekly figures present a different dynamic across the four assets. Over the past seven days, all four posted declines, with Bitcoin showing the most resilience by falling 0.9%. In contrast, Ethereum dropped 4.3%, XRP declined 6.9%, and Solana registered the steepest loss with a 9.8% retreat, contrasting with its monthly gain.
Investment vehicle flows have largely tracked the 30-day performance trends. On October 13, 2026, Bitcoin funds registered net inflows of $175.6 million, representing their strongest daily intake of the month. Ethereum funds recorded their first inflow following ten straight sessions of net withdrawals, while Solana funds experienced outflows across eight of nine recent sessions.
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