Catenaa, Thursday, January 01, 2026- Despite broader outflows in the crypto exchange-traded product (ETP) market, XRP-focused funds drew $28.6 million last week, according to CoinShares data.
Overall, crypto ETPs posted $446 million in weekly outflows, marking the second consecutive week of net withdrawals. Bitcoin and Ethereum products led the decline, with nearly $443 million and $59 million exiting, respectively.
Total outflows since the market shock on Oct. 10 have reached $3.2 billion. The market reversal follows three weeks of inflows, highlighting ongoing investor caution.
Franklin Templeton’s XRP ETF, launched in late November, was the primary contributor to XRP’s gains. Solana funds also saw modest inflows of $7.5 million.
Analysts note that year-to-date flows remain broadly aligned with 2024, totaling $46.3 billion compared with $48.7 billion last year, and total assets under management have grown just 10%, indicating limited net gains for the average investor.
Geographically, the US led outflows with $460 million withdrawn, followed by Switzerland at $14 million.
Germany was a notable exception, attracting $35.7 million, suggesting investors there may be taking advantage of recent price weakness to accumulate positions.
The October flash crash, which sparked significant liquidations, contributed to ongoing market caution. The event was partially linked to U.S. tariff threats on Chinese imports and involved large institutional players.
XRP and Solana funds remain outliers in an otherwise bearish market, highlighting selective investor interest despite widespread withdrawals.
