XRP ETFs Attract $5.14 Million as Bitcoin and Ethereum Funds See Outflows

XRP exchange-traded funds recorded $5.14 million in net inflows while Bitcoin, Ethereum and Solana ETFs posted withdrawals, making XRP the only major cryptocurrency fund category to attract fresh capital during the session.

The figures, shared by crypto analyst Xaif Crypto, showed a clear divergence in flows across major cryptocurrency investment products. Bitcoin ETFs recorded the largest outflow at $282 million, while Ethereum ETFs lost $29.76 million. Solana ETFs registered comparatively smaller withdrawals of $482,000.

Combined, Bitcoin, Ethereum and Solana ETFs experienced approximately $312.24 million in net outflows. XRP's positive flow therefore stood in contrast to the broader selling across the tracked cryptocurrency ETF categories.

XRP ETF Inflows Stand Against Broader Fund Outflows

Bitcoin accounted for most of the withdrawals, reflecting the scale of its ETF market relative to other cryptocurrency investment products. Ethereum also recorded a substantial decline in fund flows, while Solana's outflow was considerably smaller.

Against that backdrop, XRP's $5.14 million inflow points to selective demand for regulated exposure to the token. However, the amount remains modest compared with Bitcoin's $282 million withdrawal, and a single trading session does not establish a sustained shift in institutional positioning.

The divergence could reflect portfolio rebalancing, asset-specific positioning or changing investment strategies around XRP and its regulated investment products. The available flow data alone does not identify the specific reason investors favored XRP while withdrawing from the other tracked funds.

The result nonetheless meant XRP was the only one of the four major cryptocurrency ETF categories in the data to finish the session with a positive net flow.

XRP Price Tests Resistance Near $1.41

XRP was trading around $1.35490 on Bitstamp, up 1.59%, while remaining below the Bollinger Band midpoint at $1.40574.

That midpoint represents the nearest resistance level in the technical setup. A move above it could shift attention toward the upper Bollinger Band at approximately $1.49776. On the downside, the lower Bollinger Band stood at $1.31373, providing a potential support area if selling pressure increases.

XRP's Relative Strength Index was 52.57, placing the token in broadly neutral territory rather than indicating overbought or oversold conditions.

Source: TradingView

The RSI remained below its moving average of 59.69, suggesting momentum had weakened following the earlier advance. Holding above $1.31373 could help preserve the current recovery structure, while reclaiming $1.40574 would provide a stronger technical signal.

For now, XRP's positive ETF flow and relatively stable price structure distinguish it from Bitcoin, Ethereum and Solana, which all recorded net withdrawals. Whether that divergence persists will depend on subsequent ETF flow sessions and XRP's ability to maintain or improve its technical position.

Writer: Marcus Renfield

Crypto Market Analyst & Onchain Writer

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