Spot XRP ETFs reached a new all-time high in cumulative net inflows this week, despite a mid-week reversal, while Solana ETFs extended their record-breaking inflow streak.
Spot XRP exchange-traded funds (ETFs) recorded a new all-time high in total cumulative net inflows this week, even as daily flows turned negative later in the period. After two consecutive weeks of attracting nearly $19 million, inflows were cut in half during the recent five-day trading session, yet the funds extended their positive streak.
The Ripple-backed funds started the week with $11.26 million in inflows on Monday, ahead of a crucial Senate vote on the CLARITY Act. The bill’s failure on Tuesday did not trigger direct outflows, as data showed $0.00 in reportable activity despite an 8% drop in the underlying asset. Investors added another $3.50 million on Wednesday, but the tide turned following the Federal Reserve’s rate decision, with $5.15 million withdrawn on Thursday and a modest $43,700 pulled on Friday.
As a result, cumulative net inflows hit $1.720 billion on Wednesday before easing to $1.710 billion a day later. The week still closed with $9.56 million in net inflows, marking the last negative week for XRP ETFs in early July.
Meanwhile, spot Solana ETFs performed slightly better. The funds attracted just over $11 million on Monday and added $1.35 million on Tuesday. Inflows slowed to under $840,000 on Wednesday before stalling completely on Thursday, with Friday data unavailable. Assuming no major reversal, the week ended with $13.19 million in net inflows, extending the green streak to 12 consecutive weeks. The last weekly net outflow for SOL ETFs occurred in late June.
The Solana asset itself rocketed to a multi-month peak of around $115 during the weekend rally before being rejected to below $110 by Sunday afternoon.
