XRP
Spot XRP ETFs in the United States recorded nearly $2 million in net inflows on Tuesday, standing in contrast to major crypto ETFs such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, and HYPE, which all experienced capital outflows during the same period.
Bitcoin ETFs saw around $47 million in net outflows, with a significant portion coming from Grayscale’s GBTC, which recorded approximately $66 million in withdrawals. Ethereum ETFs also faced selling pressure, recording total outflows of around $24 million.
Meanwhile, XRP ETFs continued to attract investor demand. The five U.S. spot XRP ETFs have accumulated approximately $1.69 billion in total inflows since launch, with around $173 million entering these funds over the past 30 days.
The difference in capital flows highlights a shift in investor positioning across the crypto market. While major assets such as Bitcoin and Ethereum experienced short-term withdrawals, XRP-based investment products continued to see positive demand from investors seeking exposure to the asset through regulated financial products.
The continued inflows into XRP ETFs could indicate growing institutional interest, as investors increasingly use traditional investment vehicles to gain exposure to digital assets.
However, Bitcoin and Ethereum remain the largest crypto ETF markets by size, and short-term fund flows can change depending on broader market conditions, liquidity expectations, and investor sentiment.
The key question now is whether XRP ETF inflows represent a temporary rotation of capital or the beginning of a stronger institutional trend toward XRP.
