$XRP ETF attracts $4.32 million in countertrend inflows!
BTC, ETH, and SOL all see net outflows.
Three product types lose over $700 million in a week!
Ethereum leads in outflows.
Can this countertrend buying keep up the momentum?
Last week, U.S. spot ETF flows diverged sharply: BTC saw $202.59 million in net outflows, ETH $431.53 million, and SOL $71.47 million, for a combined net outflow of $705.59 million. XRP, meanwhile, recorded $4.32 million in net inflows, making it the only one of these four product types to post positive flows. While other major-asset ETFs faced withdrawals, XRP still attracted fresh allocations—a relative show of strength worth keeping an eye on.
What I’m more focused on is whether those $4.32 million in inflows will be followed by sustained buying. The amount may be modest, but if XRP continues to see net inflows and its price holds up while the broader market is under pressure, the divergence in investor preferences will become all the more interesting. Conversely, if inflows quickly dry up and the price weakens too, this standout performance may prove to be just a short-lived blip. For BTC, ETH, and SOL to regain momentum, redemptions will also need to cool first, giving spot buyers a chance to stabilize the market.
If XRP continues to attract inflows and its price rises in tandem, this countertrend performance will carry more weight.
Only when scattered inflows turn into a sustained buying streak will the bulls have a chance to extend their advantage!
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BTC, ETH, and SOL all see net outflows.
Three product types lose over $700 million in a week!
Ethereum leads in outflows.
Can this countertrend buying keep up the momentum?
Last week, U.S. spot ETF flows diverged sharply: BTC saw $202.59 million in net outflows, ETH $431.53 million, and SOL $71.47 million, for a combined net outflow of $705.59 million. XRP, meanwhile, recorded $4.32 million in net inflows, making it the only one of these four product types to post positive flows. While other major-asset ETFs faced withdrawals, XRP still attracted fresh allocations—a relative show of strength worth keeping an eye on.
What I’m more focused on is whether those $4.32 million in inflows will be followed by sustained buying. The amount may be modest, but if XRP continues to see net inflows and its price holds up while the broader market is under pressure, the divergence in investor preferences will become all the more interesting. Conversely, if inflows quickly dry up and the price weakens too, this standout performance may prove to be just a short-lived blip. For BTC, ETH, and SOL to regain momentum, redemptions will also need to cool first, giving spot buyers a chance to stabilize the market.
If XRP continues to attract inflows and its price rises in tandem, this countertrend performance will carry more weight.
Only when scattered inflows turn into a sustained buying streak will the bulls have a chance to extend their advantage!
Tap the card below and get started! 👇
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