Amid a weakening overall crypto market, capital flows into ETFs have diverged. Data shows that XRP-related funds continued to see net inflows last week, while Bitcoin and Ethereum funds sustained their redemption trends, leaving XRP among the top-performing major crypto ETFs for the third consecutive week.
Weekly capital flows continue to diverge.
According to SosoValue data, the XRP ETF recorded a net inflow of $15.2 million last week. During the same period, the Bitcoin ETF saw a net outflow of $1.42 billion, and the Ethereum ETF experienced a net outflow of $241.45 million.
This means that, even as major crypto assets face pressure, funds have not withdrawn uniformly from all products but continue to flow into XRP-related funds. In terms of weekly performance, XRP has outperformed Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs for three consecutive weeks.
XRP has shown no net outflow in the past month.
The report notes that since April 30, XRP ETFs have experienced net inflows on most trading days, with only a few dates showing zero inflow and zero outflow. Over the past month, such funds have not recorded any net outflows.
This performance indicates that market willingness to allocate to XRP remains strong, particularly at the institutional capital level, where XRP-related products demonstrate significantly stronger demand compared to the other two major crypto ETFs.
Bitcoin and Ethereum continue to face pressure
In contrast, the fund flows for Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs have yet to improve. Reports show that Bitcoin ETFs have experienced net outflows for multiple consecutive trading days since May 15, while Ethereum ETFs began their outflow period earlier, starting on May 11.
At this stage, ETF fund flows have become a key indicator for observing mainstream crypto market preferences. XRP continues to attract new capital, while Bitcoin and Ethereum funds have experienced consecutive outflows, further widening the gap in institutional funding strength among the three.