Spot XRP ETFs pulled in $75.89 million over five trading days, their best weekly performance in a month, pushing cumulative net inflows to a fresh all-time high. Spot SOL ETFs did even better, capping a green-only streak since September 11 with a single-day inflow of $86.67 million on Friday.
Spot XRP ETFs booked net inflows of $75.89 million for the week, the strongest five-day showing in a month. The funds tracking Solana's SOL token did even better, closing the week with a single-day haul of more than $86 million.
XRP ETFs snap back after a shaky week
The previous business week was softer for the XRP funds, which attracted a more modest $9.56 million, less than half the $19 million seen in the first weeks of September. Even so, the products still extended their green streak to ten consecutive weeks.
Investors sat on the sidelines on September 21, with no reportable inflows that Monday. But the trend turned on Tuesday and held through Friday: $20.02 million came in on September 22, followed by $18.04 million on September 23, $14.89 million on Thursday, and $22.65 million on Friday.
That run left the cumulative net inflows at a new all-time high of $1.79 billion. Bitwise's XRP fund remains the leader with cumulative net inflows of $677 million, ahead of Franklin's XRPZ at $501 million and Canary Capital's XRPC at $489.37 million.
SOL funds close the week even stronger
The SOL ETFs, however, performed even better than their XRP counterparts. Monday opened with $26.10 million in inflows, followed by $28.87 million on Tuesday, $13.77 million on Wednesday, and $32.81 million on Thursday.
Investors then went all in on Friday, pushing a single-day inflow of $86.67 million into the funds. That capped a green-only streak that has held since September 11.
Source: CryptoPotato
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