Friday was particularly good day for the financial vehicles tracking both assets, especially SOL.
The spot exchange-traded funds tracking the performance of Ripple’s cross-border token started the week quietly but built on by the end of it, reaching a new cumulative all-time high.
At the same time, the products tracking Solana’s SOL are on a green-only streak since September 11, and the inflows peaked on Friday with more than $86 million.
XRP ETFs Had a Big Week
The previous business week was a little shaky for the XRP ETFs, as they attracted a more modest $9.56 million, less than half of the $19 million seen in the first few weeks of September. Nevertheless, the financial vehicles still extended their green streak to ten consecutive weeks.
After marking more net outflows last Thursday and Friday, investors stood on the sidelines on September 21 as the new week began, with SoSoData showing no reportable inflows on Monday. However, the trend changed on Tuesday and remained on a high note until Friday.
Investors poured in $20.02 million on September 22, followed by $18.04 million on September 23, another $14.89 million on Thursday, and $22.65 million on Friday. This meant that the five-day trading period ended well in the green, with net inflows of $75.89 million – the best weekly performance in a month.
The cumulative net inflows skyrocketed to another all-time high of $1.79 billion. Bitwise’s XRP fund remains the undisputed leader with cumulative net inflows of $677 million, followed by Franklin’s XRPZ at $501 million and Canary Capital’s XRPC at $489.37 million.
SOL ETFs Had an Even Bigger Week
While the performance of the funds tracking XRP was quite impressive, the SOL counterparts did even better. Monday began with a bang, as the ETFs attracted $26.10 million. Another $28.87 million followed on Tuesday, $13.77 million on Wednesday, and $32.81 million on Thursday, before investors went all in on Friday with a massive inflow day of $86.67 million.
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This became the single-best daily inflow since the funds’ inception nearly a year ago. Moreover, the weekly inflows hit a 2026 high with $188.22 million poured in, which was also the second-best ever, only trailing the launch week in October with $199.21 million.
The total net inflows rocketed to a new all-time high of their own at $1.61 billion. Bitwise’s SOL ETF is once again the undisputed leader, with cumulative net inflows of $1.22 billion. Fidelity’s FSOL is far behind at $231.35 million, followed by Grayscale’s GSOL with $164.15 million.
