XRP ETF’s Record 13-Day Streak as SOL Funds See Largest Outflows Since Launch – BitRss – Crypto World News

As institutional demand increases and the crypto market recovers, U.S.

XRP funds are leading the inflows of crypto ETFs

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The investment products have achieved remarkable performance since the launch of Canary Capital’s XRPC, the first single-token XRP spot ETF, on November 13, positioning the funds as the fastest-growing altcoin-based category.

Notably, XRPC exceeded all initial expectations and debuted on Nasdaq with a total volume of $58 million, recording approximately $357.54 million in positive net flows in 13 days. Last week, the second group of XRP funds went live, becoming the largest US ETF launch of 2025, each with net inflows of over $60 million on the first day.

Additionally, the category, led by Grayscale’s GXRP and Franklin Templeton’s

Amid this week’s market rally,

As a result, the leading category surpassed Bitcoin ETFs’ $52.4 million and Ethereum ETFs’ $51.3 million, respectively, over the same period.

With a total inflow of $874.28 million in 13 days, spot

Demand for Solana ETFs is losing steam

While XRP ETFs have been in the spotlight, Solana funds have seen their biggest outflow days this week. According to data from SoSovalue, the investment products recorded outflows of $32.9 million on December 3, marking the third day of negative net flows since the category debuted on October 28.

Despite emerging positive net flows, Bitwise’s BSOL, Fidelity’s FSOL, and Grayscale’s GSOL failed to absorb 21Shares’ TSOL $41.8 million in outflows. This performance also marks the fourth negative day for TSOL in the past week.

As reported by NewsBTC, the Solana ETFs posted a record performance in November despite the market correction, with inflows of $613 million during their positive streak of 22 consecutive days.

However, the remarkable run came to an end a week ago when TSOL recorded negative net flows for the first time, and the category was unable to absorb them, with outflows of $8.1 million.

SOL-based investment products started December with outflows worth $13.5 million, which were followed by strong inflows worth $45.77 million on Tuesday. On December 3, the funds recorded an outflow of $32.19 million, which amounted to a negative net flow of $700,000 for the first half of the week, despite the altcoin’s recent price recovery.