US-listed XRP ETFs attracted $11.31 million in the week ended Oct. 9, extending an unbroken inflow streak to 13 consecutive weeks, even as Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana ETFs collectively shed
US-listed XRP ETFs attracted $11.31 million in the week ended Oct. 9, extending an unbroken inflow streak to 13 consecutive weeks, even as Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana ETFs collectively shed $1.25 billion over the same period.
The contrast is sharp. While the three largest crypto ETF categories by assets posted heavy net redemptions, XRP products held their inflow line for a third consecutive month, according to CryptoSlate reporting on the weekly flow data. That divergence is not a tide-lifting-all-boats result; it is a deliberate allocation into XRP products during a week when broader sentiment turned decisively negative. For related coverage, see Bitcoin ETFs Draw $118.8M as Inflows Rebound After $89.8M.
A 13-week inflow streak means XRP ETFs have not recorded a week of net redemptions since mid-July. That kind of persistence is notable: it held through weeks of macro uncertainty and through the specific week when Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana funds saw their heaviest combined outflows. XRP and Bitcoin have consistently dominated the spot ETF inflow conversation relative to other altcoins, and this week reinforced that pattern even as Bitcoin itself reversed into outflows. For related coverage, see Polygon Burned 100 Million POL via Network Fees, Says Sandeep Nailwal.
The $11.31 million weekly figure is modest in absolute terms, but the streak's duration matters more than any single week's size. Thirteen consecutive positive readings confirm that net creations have continuously outpaced redemptions across US-listed XRP ETF products for roughly a quarter. Whether that reflects a distinct holder base, lower base AUM making outflows less statistically likely, or continued interest tied to XRP's regulatory clarity in the US market remains an open question the flow data alone cannot answer. For related coverage, see Kristin Smith on SEC and CFTC Crypto Policy | Bloomberg.
The $1.25 billion in combined outflows from Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana ETFs represents a meaningful reversal from earlier October activity. Bitcoin ETFs had attracted $118.8 million in inflows in a prior week as momentum returned, making the subsequent broad outflow a sharp turn in institutional sentiment. XRP's ability to sustain positive flows through that same reversal suggests its allocator base behaved differently from the funds tracking the major assets.
That cross-asset picture also puts the XRP streak in appropriate context. The $11.31 million inflow is a fraction of the $1.25 billion that left Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana products combined, so XRP ETFs are not absorbing rotational capital at scale. The streak is a persistence signal, not a volume story. Weekly ETF flows across Bitcoin, Ethereum, and other major assets continue to be the primary driver of total crypto fund movement; XRP's streak represents a consistent but comparatively small countertrend within that picture.
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