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XRP spot ETFs hold $1.70 billion as Solana trails in inflows

XRP spot ETFs hold $1.70 billion as Solana trails in inflows Image: U.Today
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XRP's five US spot ETFs hold about $1.70 billion in net assets and $1.80 billion in cumulative inflows. The funds added $3.14 million in the latest session, with 30-day inflows of $112.01 million. Solana's nine ETFs hold less, with $1.59 billion in cumulative inflows and a $3.68 million daily outflow, Coinpedia reported. Bitcoin spot ETFs remain far ahead in both assets and flows.

Key points

  1. XRP's five US spot ETFs hold about $1.70 billion in net assets
  2. XRP funds have reached $1.80 billion in cumulative net inflows
  3. XRP ETFs added $3.14 million in the latest session and $112.01 million over 30 days
  4. Solana's nine spot ETFs have $1.59 billion in cumulative net inflows
  5. Bitcoin spot ETF products stay far ahead of altcoin funds in assets and flows

Why it matters

XRP ETF flows are outpacing Solana's even though Solana has more funds, showing where altcoin ETF capital is concentrating. Bitcoin products still take the large majority of spot ETF assets and inflows.

Price context · XRP

At publication
$1.45
Now
$1.44
Change since
−0.69%
7 days · dashed line = publication

Sources · 2 publishers

U.Today Tier 2 First report
Bitcoin (BTC) and XRP Dominate Solana and Other Spot ETFs
Coinpedia Tier 3
XRP Spot ETFs Outpace Solana as Institutional Demand Grows

Coverage timeline

  1. First reported by U.Today
  2. Confirmed by Coinpedia
  3. CryptoVideos brief published
How this brief was made. Our system found this event in 2 independent publications, summarised two complete reports with AI and checked every number above against the source text. Sources are linked in full. Not financial advice. Report an error

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