A pattern has been building quietly in the crypto ETF market, and most traders watching price charts have missed it. While Bitcoin and Ethereum spot ETFs recorded heavy outflows across multip
A pattern has been building quietly in the crypto ETF market, and most traders watching price charts have missed it. While Bitcoin and Ethereum spot ETFs recorded heavy outflows across multiple weeks this spring and summer, XRP spot ETFs did something different. They took in fresh money every single week from May 15 through Jul 2, 2026, according to data from SoSoValue.
The XRP Streak by the Numbers
XRP ETFs have seen record-breaking performance this year. Over those eight weeks, XRP spot ETFs posted a positive net inflow every week, adding roughly $193 million in total. The strongest single week came on May 15, when XRP funds pulled in $60.50 million.
Every other week stayed in positive territory too, ranging from $10.66 million to $34.21 million. As of Jul 2, XRP spot ETFs held $987.91 million in total net assets.
Crypto commentator X Finance Bull (@Xfinancebull) highlighted this streak in a recent post. Despite the absence of major players like BlackRock, XRP has received significant institutional attention. XRP spot ETFs have not posted a red week since May 1, 2026.
Bitcoin and Ethereum Tell a Different Story
The same eight weeks looked rough for the two largest crypto ETF categories. Ethereum spot ETFs posted losses in all eight weeks, with weekly outflows reaching as high as $273.34 million on Jun 26. The total outflow across the stretch came to roughly $1.198 billion. Total Ethereum ETF net assets stood at $9.02 billion as of Jul 2.
Bitcoin spot ETFs followed the same pattern, posting losses in all eight weeks. The largest single-week outflow hit $1.79 billion during the week of Jun 26. The total outflow across the stretch came to roughly $6.54 billion. Bitcoin spot ETF net assets totaled $74.37 billion as of Jul 2, still far larger than either XRP or Ethereum in absolute terms.
What the Flows Suggest
This trend has repeated many times in 2026, with only XRP ETFs seeing inflows. The divergence between XRP and its larger counterparts is consistent across the full eight-week window. The asset has drawn steady institutional demand for two months while the two largest crypto funds have faced sustained selling pressure every single week.
Total net asset figures still favor Bitcoin by a wide margin, and Ethereum holds a larger asset base than XRP, too. However, reports suggest that capital rotation has been happening, and the direction of weekly flows has clearly split in XRP’s favor since mid-May.
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