Spot ETFs tied to Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, and XRP collectively attracted more than $152 million in net inflows during the week of mid-July 2026. Bitcoin did the heavy lifting, as usual, but the quieter story is the steady capital trickling into newer products like Solana and XRP funds.
On July 21 alone, Bitcoin spot ETFs pulled in $203.2 million. Ethereum followed with $37.5 million, while Solana and XRP added $5.8 million and $5.66 million respectively, according to data tracked by SoSoValue.
Bitcoin still dominates, but the field is widening
Bitcoin has had a spot ETF since 2024, giving it a massive head start in accumulating assets under management. Ethereum launched its own spot product the same year. Together, they account for the overwhelming majority of crypto ETF capital.
Solana spot ETFs have now amassed over $1.14 billion in total inflows as of late July 2026.
XRP spot ETFs tell a similar story. Since launching in November 2025, these funds crossed $1 billion in cumulative inflows by the end of December 2025. The fact that positive inflows have continued well into 2026 suggests this wasn’t just a launch-day sugar rush.
What this means for investors
Solana’s $1.14 billion in cumulative inflows positions it as a legitimate institutional-grade asset.
XRP’s rapid accumulation of over $1 billion in its first two months was notable in its own right. The token has historically carried regulatory baggage, but the existence of an approved spot ETF effectively signals that the regulatory cloud has cleared enough for major asset managers to participate.
The daily numbers fluctuate considerably, as the gap between Bitcoin’s $203.2 million single-day haul and Solana’s $5.8 million illustrates.