XRP and Solana spot ETFs saw modest inflows on February 19, 2026, while Bitcoin and Ethereum funds experienced significant outflows. XRP ETFs attracted $4.05 million, and Solana ETFs saw $5.94 million in new capital. In contrast, Bitcoin ETF outflows totaled $165.8 million, and Ethereum funds shed $130.1 million. This divergent flow pattern occurred as XRP’s price remained under pressure despite gaining nearly 5% over the past week.
XRP and Solana spot exchange-traded funds recorded net inflows on Feb. 19, 2026, while their larger counterparts saw capital exit. Data shows Bitcoin ETFs had outflows of $165.8 million, and Ethereum ETFs saw $130.1 million leave on the same day.
Against this trend, Solana spot ETFs attracted $5.94 million, and XRP spot ETFs saw $4.05 million in inflows. XRP had seen several spot ETFs launch late in 2025 after the asset reached an all-time high of $3.65 in July of that year.
That peak followed the settlement of the long-running SEC vs. Ripple lawsuit. However, the subsequent ETF launch has done little for the underlying asset’s price in a bearish market.
According to CoinGecko data, XRP’s price is currently up nearly 5% in the weekly charts and almost 10% over 14 days. The asset is down 0.4% in the last 24 hours and has fallen 47.2% since February 2025. XRP’s price is following the market-wide downtrend and could see an upswing once Bitcoin displays some positive price action.
