TLDR
- XRP ETFs attracted $12.29 million, extending their positive inflow trend.
- Bitwise led XRP fund inflows with $9.30 million, while Grayscale added $2.98 million.
- XRP ETFs recorded about $185 million in net inflows over 30 days.
- Bitcoin ETFs posted $120.24 million in outflows for a second straight session.
- ARKB recorded the largest Bitcoin ETF withdrawal at $77.98 million.
XRP ETFs extended their run of positive flows on Wednesday as investors added $12.29 million to US-listed products. The inflows came while Bitcoin ETFs recorded a second straight day of withdrawals, showing a clear split across major crypto funds. XRP traded near $1.40 as total XRP ETF net assets ended the session at $1.51 billion. The contrast kept investor attention on capital flows across listed asset products during Wednesday trading.
XRP ETFs Extend Positive Inflow Streak
Bitwise led XRP ETF inflows with $9.30 million, while Grayscale’s GXRP added $2.98 million. Total trading value reached $23.58 million during the session. Over the past 30 days, XRP ETFs have attracted about $185 million in net inflows.
The products have also shown steady demand during wider market weakness. The first US spot XRP ETF started trading on Nasdaq in November 2025 and drew $243 million on its first day. By mid-December, XRP ETFs had recorded 30 straight days of inflows, a streak Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse noted on X.
US spot Bitcoin ETFs posted $120.24 million in net outflows on Wednesday. Ark and 21Shares’ ARKB led losses with $77.98 million leaving the fund. Grayscale’s GBTC lost $27.22 million, while BlackRock’s IBIT saw $19.53 million in withdrawals.
Morgan Stanley’s MSBT was the only Bitcoin fund to finish positive, adding $4.49 million. Bitcoin ETFs generated $2.05 billion in trading value and closed with $99.33 billion in net assets. Bitcoin remained near a key level watched by institutional investors.
Ether and Solana Funds Attract Capital
Spot Ether ETFs recorded $34.75 million in net inflows. BlackRock’s ETHB led with $22.94 million, while ETHA added $9.71 million. The 21Shares TETH fund received another $2.10 million. No fund posted an outflow.
Ether ETF trading activity reached $852.09 million, while net assets finished at $15.69 billion. Solana ETFs also gained $11.73 million. Bitwise’s BSOL accounted for $11.18 million, and Morgan Stanley’s MSOL added about $558,150.
HYPE ETFs ended the session with $5.29 million in net outflows. All withdrawals came from Bitwise’s BHYP fund, making the product the only major crypto ETF group in the data to post a clear daily loss.
Trading activity for HYPE ETFs reached $31.08 million, while net assets closed at $464.29 million. The latest fund data showed XRP, Ether, and Solana ETFs attracting fresh capital as Bitcoin and HYPE products faced redemptions.
