Spot XRP exchange-traded funds moved back into net inflow territory this week after a slight net outflow in the previous week, according to data cited by Techub News. The turnaround was led by nearly $710,000 in net inflows on Wednesday and $3.55 million on Thursday, marking the strongest single-day result for XRP ETFs since Oct. 8. Even with last week’s pullback, cumulative net inflows remained close to the record-high area of $1.8 billion.
At the same time, spot Solana ETFs extended their losing streak to a third consecutive week of net outflows. As of Thursday, weekly net outflows for SOL ETFs had reached $17.3 million. Their cumulative net inflows also declined over the month, falling from $1.61 billion on Oct. 2 to $1.54 billion on Oct. 22. The figures were sourced from SoSoValue and Farside. The latest data points to a divergence in fund flows between XRP and SOL products over the current reporting period.
Spot XRP ETFs returned to net inflows this week after posting a slight net outflow last week, according to Techub News.
Data from SoSoValue and Farside showed that XRP ETFs brought in nearly $710,000 in net inflows on Wednesday, followed by $3.55 million on Thursday. That was the strongest single-day performance since Oct. 8. Cumulative net inflows remained near the record-high level of $1.8 billion.
Over the same period, spot Solana (SOL) ETFs recorded net outflows for a third consecutive week. As of Thursday, weekly net outflows had reached $17.3 million. Their cumulative net inflows fell from $1.61 billion on Oct. 2 to $1.54 billion on Oct. 22.
The data was sourced from SoSoValue and Farside.
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