$XRP Outperforms Bitcoin, Ethereum and Solana in Latest U.S. ETF Flows.
XRP ETFs stood out in the latest U.S. crypto fund data, attracting $1.55 million in net inflows on September 8 while Bitcoin, Ethereum and Solana ETFs all recorded outflows.
Bitcoin ETFs saw roughly $46.65 million leave the funds, while Ethereum products recorded about $24.29 million in outflows. Solana ETFs also lost approximately $667,720, making XRP the only one of the four major crypto ETF groups to finish the session with positive flows.
The latest inflow adds to an already strong run for XRP investment products. U.S. spot XRP ETFs previously recorded an 11-session inflow streak, bringing around $170 million into the funds and pushing cumulative net inflows toward $1.68 billion by September 1.
Institutional interest is also becoming more visible, with filings showing exposure from major firms including Goldman Sachs, Jane Street and Millennium Management. Goldman’s reported XRP ETF holdings were estimated at around $87.4 million.
XRP itself has also been showing strength, trading around $1.43 on September 9, up roughly 2.7% over 24 hours and 7.4% over seven days at the time of the report.
The takeaway isn't that XRP has overtaken Bitcoin or Ethereum in institutional importance. Rather, its ETF demand is showing notable resilience even when broader crypto fund flows turn negative, making the trend worth watching.
#XRP #Ripple #Macro Insights#
XRP ETFs stood out in the latest U.S. crypto fund data, attracting $1.55 million in net inflows on September 8 while Bitcoin, Ethereum and Solana ETFs all recorded outflows.
Bitcoin ETFs saw roughly $46.65 million leave the funds, while Ethereum products recorded about $24.29 million in outflows. Solana ETFs also lost approximately $667,720, making XRP the only one of the four major crypto ETF groups to finish the session with positive flows.
The latest inflow adds to an already strong run for XRP investment products. U.S. spot XRP ETFs previously recorded an 11-session inflow streak, bringing around $170 million into the funds and pushing cumulative net inflows toward $1.68 billion by September 1.
Institutional interest is also becoming more visible, with filings showing exposure from major firms including Goldman Sachs, Jane Street and Millennium Management. Goldman’s reported XRP ETF holdings were estimated at around $87.4 million.
XRP itself has also been showing strength, trading around $1.43 on September 9, up roughly 2.7% over 24 hours and 7.4% over seven days at the time of the report.
The takeaway isn't that XRP has overtaken Bitcoin or Ethereum in institutional importance. Rather, its ETF demand is showing notable resilience even when broader crypto fund flows turn negative, making the trend worth watching.
#XRP #Ripple #Macro Insights#
