XRP ETF Inflows Persist Even as Bitcoin ETFs Record Outflows
On-chain and ETF flow data show XRP exchange-traded funds continuing to attract capital during a period when Bitcoin ETFs, led by Grayscale's GBTC, posted net outflows. Asian demand and inflows also briefly pushed XRP's price through the $1.20 level before sellers capped the rally near $1.25.
Multiple data points indicate that XRP-linked exchange-traded funds have been absorbing capital at a time when Bitcoin ETF flows turned negative. Ether, XRP, Solana, and Hyperliquid funds all recorded net inflows on the same day that Bitcoin ETFs bled cash, with the outflow concentrated in Grayscale's GBTC product.
Separately, Asian market demand combined with ETF inflows was credited with pushing XRP's price through the $1.20 resistance level. The token reached approximately $1.25 before encountering fresh selling pressure that erased a portion of the roughly 10% rally.
The divergence between XRP ETF inflows and Bitcoin ETF outflows is notable because it suggests at least some rotation or independent institutional interest in XRP-specific products rather than a uniform risk-off move across the crypto ETF landscape.
Profit-taking near the $1.25 zone limited the price advance, and the episode highlighted the resistance that has formed in that price region following the broader market correction seen in prior weeks.
Key facts
- •XRP ETFs recorded net inflows while Bitcoin ETFs posted net outflows
- •Bitcoin outflows were concentrated in Grayscale's GBTC
- •Ether, XRP, Solana, and Hyperliquid ETFs all gained capital on the same day
- •Asian demand and ETF inflows pushed XRP above $1.20
- •XRP reached approximately $1.25 before sellers capped the rally
- •The token gave back gains after the roughly 10% advance