XRP exchange-traded funds attracted nearly $23 million in net inflows last week, standing out as the only major cryptocurrency ETF category to post positive institutional flows. According to SoSoValue data, investors continued allocating capital to XRP products while Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana ETFs all finished the week with net withdrawals.
Bitwise recorded the largest share of the inflows. Its XRP ETF brought in $16.97 million during the reporting period, extending its strong performance this year. The fund recently surpassed $200 million in year-to-date inflows, highlighting continued investor demand.

Meanwhile, Franklin Templeton’s XRP ETF secured another $3.97 million in net inflows. The product remains the only XRP spot ETF offered by a major traditional asset manager. Together, both funds helped keep the XRP ETF segment in positive territory despite weakness across the broader digital asset investment market.
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SoSoValue data shows XRP spot ETFs have accumulated $738.39 million in total historical net inflows. The latest weekly performance further strengthened the asset’s position among institutional investors despite cautious market sentiment.
Bitwise continues leading the sector with $237.01 million in assets under management. Canary follows with $218.26 million, while Franklin Templeton manages $162.16 million. Grayscale’s XRP Trust ETF currently holds $49.53 million in assets under management.
Additionally, the steady inflows suggest institutional investors maintained confidence in XRP investment products even as broader cryptocurrency funds struggled to retain capital. Consequently, XRP remained one of the few areas of the digital asset ETF market that continued attracting new allocations.
While XRP investment products gained ground, other major cryptocurrency ETFs experienced a difficult week. According to SoSoValue data, Bitcoin ETFs recorded $1.79 billion in net outflows, representing the largest weekly withdrawal among digital asset investment products. Ethereum ETFs also experienced significant pressure as investors withdrew $273.34 million during the same period.
Besides Bitcoin and Ethereum, Solana ETFs finished the week with $3.8 million in net outflows. The widespread withdrawals reflected continued caution among institutional investors despite XRP’s ability to attract new capital.
The contrasting fund flows positioned XRP as the strongest-performing major cryptocurrency ETF category during the week. Although broader market sentiment remained cautious, institutional investors continued directing fresh capital into XRP investment products while reducing exposure to several competing digital assets.
The latest SoSoValue figures highlight XRP’s resilience within the cryptocurrency ETF market. While Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana investment products experienced notable weekly outflows, XRP ETFs maintained positive momentum, supported by continued institutional demand across leading fund issuers.
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