Data shows that XRP continued to receive inflows during the week ending May 23, with a weekly net inflow of $12.57 million. During the same period, Bitcoin and Ethereum experienced continued outflows, recording net outflows of $1.15 billion and $209.32 million, respectively.
Funds have flowed in continuously throughout the week.
The report cited data showing that XRP experienced net inflows on every trading day of the week, outperforming both Bitcoin and Ethereum overall. This marks the second time this month that XRP has led these two major crypto assets in weekly fund flows.
Looking at the weekly data, market capital flows are clearly diverging: while XRP continues to see steady inflows, Bitcoin and Ethereum have experienced consecutive outflows. Amid an overall weak sentiment in the broader crypto market, this shift indicates that institutional interest in XRP remains sustained.
- XRP weekly net inflow: $12.57 million
- Bitcoin weekly net outflow: $1.15 billion
- Ethereum weekly net outflow: $209.32 million
The price is holding near $1.36.
On the price front, XRP traded mostly below $1.40 throughout the week and is currently near $1.36. Despite limited price movement, funding rates have not weakened accordingly.
The report suggests that XRP's recent price slowdown has primarily affected retail demand, while institutional demand remains resilient, albeit with relatively modest inflows. In contrast, the overall market's shift toward caution has also weighed on the short-term performance of Bitcoin and Ethereum.
The market continues to monitor subsequent performance.
Despite the price not yet showing a strong upward trend, sustained capital inflows continue to keep XRP in the spotlight. The market is now focused on whether this institutional capital inflow can further support its future price movement.
However, based on current data, XRP has clearly outperformed Bitcoin and Ethereum in terms of funding flows in the short term.