XRP-linked ETFs pulled in $27.29 million in July, extending a four-month inflow streak that has added more than $300 million and pushed cumulative demand to roughly $1.5 billion, the largest total among altcoin funds. Solana and Hyperliquid are narrowing the gap, while several smaller altcoin funds recorded no net inflows at all during the month.
US-listed XRP funds attracted $27.29 million in July, nearly twice the $14.62 million Solana funds pulled in, according to SoSoValue data. Chainlink funds added $4.54 million, and Hedera products drew $3 million over the same month. Bitcoin and Ethereum remained the dominant categories, pulling in $172 million and $365 million.
XRP's streak lifts cumulative inflows near $1.5 billion
XRP funds have ranked first or second in monthly ETF inflows since April without a single monthly outflow. They took in $81.59 million in April, $131.94 million in May, $59.46 million in June and $27.29 million in July, a four-month run that added more than $300 million and lifted cumulative inflows to roughly $1.5 billion. That gives XRP the longest active monthly inflow streak among the crypto funds SoSoValue tracks this year.
The lead is narrowing, however. Solana funds have accumulated about $1.15 billion since launch and returned to second place in July after a modest June outflow. Hyperliquid moved faster still: its funds drew about $293 million across May and June, briefly topping XRP in both months, before recording its first monthly outflow in July.
Smaller altcoin funds go days without fresh capital
Below that top tier, demand thins out fast. Avalanche and Polkadot recorded no monthly flows at all, and BNB has registered no net inflow since June 11. Their cumulative totals stay small: about $1.45 million for BNB, $1.94 million for Polkadot and roughly $24 million for Avalanche.
Litecoin and Dogecoin each saw flows on just two days in July. Dogecoin finished the month with about $526,000 in net outflows, while Litecoin was effectively flat. Hedera fared better, drawing its $3 million across four positive sessions and lifting cumulative inflows to about $105 million.
Bitcoin and Ethereum still dominate the market, but XRP and Solana have built a credible second tier beneath them, and a long tail of smaller altcoin funds is still struggling to turn regulatory access into steady demand.
Source: CryptoSlate
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