On September 8, crypto ETF fund flows continued to diverge. XRP-related products recorded modest net inflows, becoming one of the few major crypto assets to receive new funding that day, while Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana-related ETFs all experienced net outflows.
Daily capital flows have diverged.
Data shows that the XRP ETF had a net inflow of $1.55 million on the day. In comparison, Bitcoin ETFs collectively saw a net outflow of approximately $46.65 million, Ethereum ETFs had a net outflow of $24.29 million, and Solana ETFs experienced a net outflow of $667,700.
In absolute terms, the inflow amount for XRP is not high, but it still demonstrates relatively stronger capital absorption amid widespread pressure on major crypto ETF products.
- XRP ETF: Net inflow of $1.55 million
- Bitcoin ETF: Net outflow of approximately $46.65 million
- Ethereum ETF: Net outflow of $24.29 million
XRP was one of the few assets to receive incremental funding today.
The original text noted that after XRP ETF experienced no new participation the previous day, demand subsequently resumed. According to data from September 8, XRP was the only primary asset in the article to record net inflows that day.
This means that, within regulated ETF products, a portion of funds on that day preferred to gain exposure to the crypto market through XRP rather than increasing allocations to Bitcoin, Ethereum, or Solana.
Spot price recovers in sync
In addition to the funding flow data, the spot price of XRP has also rebounded. The original report states that XRP rose approximately 3% over the past 24 hours and has regained the $1.43 level.
The article links ETF fund inflows to stronger price performance, suggesting improved short-term demand for XRP. However, based on currently disclosed data, XRP’s fund inflows remain significantly smaller than the daily fund fluctuations seen with Bitcoin ETFs, and overall market sentiment remains cautious.