XRP ETFs Attract $1B Inflows Amid Bitcoin and Ethereum Outflows

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XRP ETFs drew $1 billion in inflows since mid-November, while Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs saw $10 billion in outflows. The XRP-Solana bridge and 30-day inflow streak support $100 price targets. YoungHoon Kim, the world’s highest IQ holder, said XRP could overtake Ethereum in market value by 2026. Analysts point to growing use and Solana integration as key factors. Ethereum news shows ETH’s market cap remains at $360 billion. XRP currently trades near $1.89 with a $116–129 billion market cap. The fear and greed index remains bearish for BTC and ETH.

In accordance with CoinEdition, XRP-linked ETFs have attracted $1 billion in net inflows since their launch in mid-November, despite a $10 billion sector-wide exodus from Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs. The XRP-Solana bridge and a 30-day inflow streak have fueled long-term price targets of $100 for XRP. YoungHoon Kim, the world’s highest IQ holder, stated that XRP could surpass Ethereum in market value by 2026 and reach $100 within five years. Analysts noted XRP’s expanding use and recent integration with the Solana network as factors supporting its long-term outlook. Currently, XRP trades around $1.89 with a market cap of $116–129 billion, while Ethereum remains ahead at $360 billion.

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