Investment flows into digital asset exchange-traded products reached $664 million last week, according to a report from CoinShares. Despite the strong overall performance, most of these flows were dominated by Bitcoin, which accounted for $724 million in inflows.
This figure indicates that several altcoin-focused ETPs recorded notable outflows, pulling down the total net figure. Ethereum saw the largest outflows, with $86 million exiting its investment products in the same period.
Since the beginning of March, Ethereum-related funds have recorded outflows totaling $384.6 million.
However, while Ethereum and several other cryptocurrencies faced investor pullback, XRP stood out with significantly improved performance. According to CoinShares, XRP investment products recorded $6.7 million in inflows over the past week.
This marks a 372 percent increase compared to the $1.8 million recorded the week before.
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ETF Speculation Around XRP and Solana Gains Momentum Following Expert Prediction
Ripple’s inflows have increased significantly because traders expect the company to submit an XRP ETF application. Market anticipation rose after Nate Geraci predicted BlackRock would file for both XRP and Solana ETFs through his tweet as the President of ETF Store.
Solana could receive a regulatory filing very soon after Ripple completes its SEC legal proceedings before obtaining approval for the XRP application.
BlackRock holds the lead position in Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs, according to Geraci. By deploying its offerings, BlackRock has decided to prevent competitors from becoming prominent market leaders in ETFs for top cryptocurrencies.
The latest tweet helps fuel rising industry interest regarding institutional opportunities with XRP. According to reports, Franklin Templeton, Grayscale, and other major entities have expressed interest in XRP ETF products, but regulatory approval has not yet materialized.
The legal foundations and proven use cases contribute to XRP’s standing differently than most other cryptocurrencies. The market trend of outflows that affects Ethereum and other altcoins leads to an apparent gain in investor trust toward XRP.
Conclusion
The latest CoinShares report reveals a clear divergence in investor sentiment across digital assets. While Bitcoin continues to lead in institutional interest, XRP’s sharp inflow increase reflects rising confidence tied to specific catalysts.
With the ETF conversation gaining momentum, XRP remains closely watched as the market awaits further regulatory signals.
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