Key Takeaways
- • XRP ETFs recorded $8 million in net inflows on Thursday, the only major U.S. crypto ETF category to attract capital that day, according to a Binance Square market summary.
- • Bitcoin ETFs lost $244 million over the same session, as a broad crypto fund selloff led by Bitcoin weighed on the sector.
- • The divergence suggests XRP fund demand held up independently of the Bitcoin-led outflows, though the scale of XRP inflows was small relative to Bitcoin redemptions.
Summary
Spot XRP exchange-traded funds in the United States drew $8 million in net inflows on Thursday, the only major U.S. crypto ETF category to attract new capital during the session, according to a Binance Square market summary. The same session saw Bitcoin ETFs shed $244 million, reflecting a broad selloff across crypto-linked funds that Yellow.com framed as led by Bitcoin. The split points to XRP fund demand holding steady while Bitcoin products bore the brunt of redemptions. Available coverage does not provide a full breakdown of individual XRP fund flows, assets under management, or the specific drivers behind the Bitcoin outflows for this session, so the magnitude of the divergence should be read against the modest size of the XRP inflows.
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