XRP ETFs Attract Fresh Inflows as Bitcoin and Ethereum Funds Extend Outflow Streak. Source: EconoTimes

The cryptocurrency market remained under pressure on June 26, with the total market capitalization slipping 0.83% to $2.07 trillion as investors continued to reduce exposure to major digital assets. Bitcoin traded below the $60,000 mark, Ethereum hovered near $1,557, and XRP held steady around $1.05, supported by renewed investor interest in spot XRP exchange-traded funds (ETFs).

According to SoSoValue data, U.S.-listed spot XRP ETFs recorded daily net inflows of $15.63 million, standing out as one of the few bright spots in an otherwise weak crypto ETF market. Total cumulative inflows into XRP ETFs climbed to approximately $1.47 billion, while monthly net inflows reached $60.61 million over the past 30 days. In contrast, both Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs continued to post net withdrawals during the same period.

Bitwise’s XRP ETF led daily inflows with $11.66 million and managed $293.49 million in net assets. Franklin Templeton’s XRPZ followed with $3.97 million in new investments and $235.20 million in assets. Canary’s XRPC held $234.97 million in assets, while Grayscale’s GXRP remained positive overall. Meanwhile, 21Shares’ TOXR continued to post cumulative losses.

Despite improving demand, XRP ETFs remain significantly smaller than Bitcoin and Ethereum funds. Combined trading volume for XRP spot ETFs totaled $22.04 million, with net assets of $934.26 million, representing roughly 1.44% of XRP’s total market capitalization.

Meanwhile, U.S. spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs extended their losing streak to seven consecutive trading sessions. Bitcoin ETFs experienced daily net outflows of approximately $444.51 million, while cumulative withdrawals over the past month reached $4.41 billion. Even with recent selling, Bitcoin ETFs still maintain cumulative net inflows of $51.61 billion over the past year.

BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) accounted for the day’s entire Bitcoin ETF outflow. Even so, IBIT remains the largest Bitcoin ETF with $44.42 billion in net assets and cumulative inflows totaling $60.77 billion. Fidelity’s FBTC ranked second with $10.44 billion in assets, while Grayscale’s GBTC continues to carry cumulative outflows of $27.14 billion despite recording no daily redemptions during the session.

Ethereum ETFs also remained under pressure, though losses were smaller than Bitcoin’s. Spot Ethereum ETFs posted daily net outflows of $12.85 million, bringing monthly withdrawals to more than $610.61 million. BlackRock’s ETHA retained its position as the largest Ethereum ETF, managing $4.27 billion in assets alongside cumulative inflows of $11.08 billion. Grayscale’s ETHE continued to reflect significant investor exits, with cumulative outflows reaching $5.33 billion.

Although XRP is attracting fresh capital in the short term, Bitcoin continues to dominate the ETF landscape by a wide margin. U.S. Bitcoin ETFs collectively hold $72.82 billion in net assets and generated approximately $2.54 billion in daily trading volume. Ethereum ETFs manage $8.38 billion in net assets, equivalent to about 4.42% of Ethereum’s market capitalization, while Bitcoin ETF assets represent roughly 6.08% of Bitcoin’s market value.

The latest fund flow data highlights a growing divergence across the crypto ETF market. Investors continue pulling money from Bitcoin and Ethereum products while allocating fresh capital to XRP-focused funds. However, Bitcoin remains the industry's largest and most liquid ETF segment.

Market participants are now closely watching Bitcoin’s technical levels. Analysts see $58,000 as a key support zone, with a break below potentially opening the door to further declines toward $54,000. Conversely, a recovery above $61,800 could improve overall market sentiment and help stabilize demand across cryptocurrency ETFs.