XRP ETFs record $3.55M inflows while Solana ETFs face three consecutive weeks of outflows totaling $17.30M.
Macro & Markets ·
XRP spot ETFs have resumed inflows after a brief period of net outflows, recording $3.55 million in deposits and marking their strongest single-day performance since early October. The reversal follows a week in which the funds had attracted outflows, breaking a three-month streak of consistent inflows. Solana ETFs, by contrast, have posted three consecutive weeks of net withdrawals, with $17.30 million leaving the funds during the most recent week tracked.
The divergence reflects broader price movement in the two assets. XRP rallied to nearly $1.40 during the inflow period, though buying momentum did not persist through Friday. Solana, meanwhile, has struggled to hold gains, with its price wavering near $100 as withdrawals from its ETFs have accelerated. Cumulative inflows into Solana ETFs have contracted from $1.61 billion to $1.54 billion over the period spanning early October to late October.
The XRP ETF inflows came unevenly through the week, with no reportable activity on Monday and Tuesday, a minor $710,000 deposit on Wednesday, and the major $3.55 million influx on Thursday before flows halted on Friday. For Solana, a brief single day of inflows on October 22 did not reverse the broader outflow trend. The full extent of Friday's flows remains incomplete in available data.