XRP ETFs Keep Winning as Bitcoin, Ether and Solana Funds Lose $1.25 Billion

XRP exchange-traded funds just extended their positive weekly flow streak to 13 weeks, even as Bitcoin, Ether and Solana funds lost roughly $1.25 billion combined.

That is a real point of strength for XRP. It is also a story where scale matters.

CryptoSlate reported that U.S. spot XRP ETFs attracted $11.31 million during the latest week. That extended the category’s positive weekly flow run to 13 weeks.

Bitcoin funds moved the other way, losing about $681.1 million. Ether products lost roughly $542.1 million, their worst week since January, while Solana funds shed approximately $24.8 million.

The combined withdrawals from those three groups reached roughly $1.25 billion. XRP was the only category in this four-asset comparison to finish the week with fresh money.

Its intake offset less than one percent of the withdrawals from the other three. That makes the streak impressive as a consistency signal, not evidence that XRP absorbed the market’s institutional selling.

Bitcoin ETF demand is slowing, but the recovery still has support.

• Rolling 30-day ETF inflows remain positive at around 30K–40K BTC.
• The pace of buying has started to decelerate, coinciding with Bitcoin's consolidation above $80K.
• Compared with previous demand… pic.twitter.com/gIsWCpnxfg

— ecoinometrics (@ecoinometrics) October 10, 2026

The broader backdrop was rough. Bitcoin ETF demand had already been losing momentum, while Ether products were dealing with a nine-session outflow streak.

The Block reported that Solana’s record 14-week inflow run also ended with a $24.8 million weekly loss.

XRP’s 13-week record therefore says something specific: its fund buyers have remained unusually steady through a week when larger crypto ETF categories turned decisively negative.

It does not automatically mean the XRP price must rise. ETF creations are only one source of demand, and $11.31 million is modest beside the asset’s total trading volume and market capitalization.

Price can still be dominated by broader risk appetite, derivatives positioning, token supply and moves in Bitcoin.

Bitcoin ETFs Draw $119 Million as Ether Funds See $202 Million Outflow

U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $119 million in net inflows on Oct. 6, according to SoSoValue, led by BlackRock’s IBIT with $122 million. Spot Ether ETFs moved in the opposite direction, posting $202 million… pic.twitter.com/XjK4DdGFTR

— Wu Blockchain (@WuBlockchain) October 7, 2026

The daily data also show why one week should not be treated as a permanent regime change. Alpha Finance’s ETF flow tracker shows sharp differences between individual funds and trading days.

A large creation or redemption at one issuer can change a category’s headline number. It does not prove that every institutional buyer made the same decision.

For XRP holders, the better question is whether the streak keeps compounding. Several more positive weeks, especially with larger totals, would strengthen the case for durable demand.

A negative week would end one of XRP’s clearest relative-strength signals.

The conclusion is favorable but measured: XRP funds are still attracting money while the biggest competing crypto ETF groups just suffered a deeply negative week. The persistence is notable.

The dollar amount is not yet large enough to carry the whole market—or XRP—by itself.

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