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XRP ETFs buck market trend with inflows as Bitcoin funds suffer outflows

CryptopolitanSep 10, 2026 6:40 PM

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XRP ETFs carried on their streak of positive inflows with $12.29 million coming in. Bitwise’s XRP fund, for instance, increased by $9.30 million, while Grayscale’s GXRP added $2.98 million.

Brad Garlinghouse marked a 30-day inflow streak back in December

Total trading value was $23.58 million, and net asset value closed at $1.51 billion. XRP ETFs have seen net inflows of $185 million over 30 days, and XRP is trading around the $1.40 mark.

XRP funds have a history of outperforming bitcoin and ether during sell-offs. The first US spot XRP ETF began trading on Nasdaq in November 2025, drawing $243 million in net inflows on its first day, even as bitcoin fell below $100,000 and BTC and ETH funds experienced large-scale redemptions.

Spot XRP ETFs experienced 30 consecutive days of net inflows by mid-December, a streak Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse spotlighted on X, once more as Bitcoin and Ether products experienced outflows.

XRP ETFs stay positive again as bitcoin funds rack up a second day of outflows. — Source: SoSoValue.

ARK’s ARKB alone shed $77.98 million on Wednesday

US bitcoin ETFs posted $120.24 million in net outflows on Wednesday, prolonging losses to a second straight session. The biggest single redemption on the day was from Ark and 21Shares’ ARKB, which saw a $77.98 million outflow.

Grayscale’s GBTC dropped $27.22 million and BlackRock’s IBIT fell $19.53 million. The only gainer was Morgan Stanley’s MSBT, up $4.49 million.

Bitcoin ETFs traded at a value of $2.05 billion, ending the day with a net asset value of $99.33 billion. Bitcoin’s price maintains near a key institutional barrier.

US spot bitcoin ETFs have recovered toward break-even after an $18 billion drawdown. The institutional cost basis is back in focus as a potential resistance area.

Ether ETFs were firmly in positive territory with $34.75 million of net inflows. BlackRock’s $22.94 million staking ether ETF, ETHB, topped the pack.

BlackRock’s ETHA contributed $9.71 million and 21Shares’ TETH another $2.10 million. No significant outflows were seen.

Trading activity hit $852.09 million, net assets ended the session at $15.69 billion.

Solana ETFs also finished higher, pulling in $11.73 million. Bitwise’s BSOL was $11.18 million, Morgan Stanley’s MSOL generated $558,150 and net assets ended at $1.44 billion.

HYPE ETFs fell, registering $5.29 million in net outflows, all from Bitwise’s BHYP. Trading activity was $31.08 million and net assets closed at $464.29 million.

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