XRP ETFs attracted capital again while Bitcoin funds faced losses. Institutional investors continued backing XRP despite broader crypto weakness. New SEC-approved fund inclusion boosted XRP’s
XRP ETFs attracted $10.68 million in net inflows during the latest reporting week, while Bitcoin funds recorded a much larger $319 million in withdrawals. The divergence extended XRP‘s positive run to five consecutive weeks and highlighted a growing gap between investor demand for XRP and other major digital assets. Weekly ETF flow data showed XRP remained the only major cryptocurrency investment category to post positive results. Meanwhile, Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana funds all finished the week with net outflows.
The latest inflows pushed cumulative investments into XRP ETFs to $1.44 billion. Additionally, weekly trading volume reached $61.22 million, while total net assets stood at $978.86 million. Investor demand has remained consistent throughout the past month. XRP ETFs recorded $2.62 million in inflows during the week ending June 5. Before that, funds attracted $15.20 million during the week ending May 29 and $22.04 million during the week ending May 22.
The strongest week in the recent streak came during the period ending May 15. During that week, XRP ETFs secured $60.50 million in net inflows, reinforcing institutional interest in the asset.
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While XRP funds extended their gains, Bitcoin investment products faced significant selling pressure. Weekly data showed investors removed $319 million from Bitcoin ETFs, making it one of the weakest performances among major crypto funds. Ethereum products also ended the reporting period in negative territory. Investors withdrew approximately $15 million from Ethereum ETFs during the week. Furthermore, Solana funds recorded net outflows totaling $4 million.
BREAKING:
XRP ETF inflows have now outpaced both Bitcoin and Ethereum for five consecutive weeks.
Despite bearish sentiment across the crypto market, institutional demand for XRP continues to grow.
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XRP (@nepentia) June 13, 2026
Consequently, XRP stood apart from its larger rivals by maintaining positive fund flows despite broader caution across the digital asset market. The trend has become increasingly noticeable in recent weeks. Although market sentiment remains subdued, institutional investors continue allocating capital to XRP investment products while reducing exposure to competing crypto funds.
Another development added to XRP’s institutional momentum. The United States Securities and Exchange Commission recently approved a rule change allowing T. Rowe Price’s Active Crypto ETF to list and trade on NYSE Arca. The newly approved fund includes XRP as an eligible portfolio asset alongside Bitcoin and Ethereum. As a result, XRP secured another position within a regulated investment vehicle aimed at traditional and institutional investors.
The latest ETF flow figures suggest institutional demand for XRP remains intact despite weakness across other parts of the crypto investment market. Moreover, XRP’s inclusion in another regulated fund adds to its growing footprint within traditional finance. While Bitcoin funds lost hundreds of millions of dollars during the latest reporting period, XRP ETFs continued attracting capital and extending their winning streak.
XRP ETFs recorded another week of positive inflows, bringing cumulative investments to $1.44 billion. At the same time, Bitcoin funds suffered $319 million in outflows, underscoring the growing contrast between investor appetite for XRP and other major crypto assets.
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