BREAKING: XRP ETFs Hit 13 Straight Weeks of Inflows While Bitcoin and Ethereum Funds Lose $1.25 Billion
XRP is quietly winning the ETF flow race. Funds holding XRP have now taken in fresh money for 13 straight weeks, even while the biggest crypto funds were losing money. In the latest week counted, XRP products added about $11 million, while Bitcoin, Ethereum and Solana funds together lost about $1.25 billion.
The XRP money did not arrive evenly. Almost all of it came in just two trading sessions, about $3 million on October 6 and about $8 million on October 8, with no net movement on the other days. XRP ETF net assets now stand near $1.57 billion, and total inflows since launch have reached about $1.80 billion.
The other big coins went the opposite way. Bitcoin funds lost about $681 million in that week, ending a run of three positive weeks. Ethereum funds lost about $542 million and saw outflows in every session from October 5 to October 9. Solana funds lost about $25 million, which ended their own 14-week inflow streak.
Even with the steady fund demand, XRP's price has not broken out yet. The coin was trading near $1.37, with support around $1.35 and resistance around $1.38 to $1.40. Traders are watching whether buyers can push the price above that resistance area and hold it there.
For traders, the message is selective demand, not a guaranteed rally. A 13-week inflow streak shows that some investors keep choosing XRP while they cut exposure elsewhere, but fund flows can reverse quickly, as Bitcoin's swing from big inflows to big outflows shows. Price confirmation above resistance matters more than the streak alone.
This post is news only, not financial advice. Always do your own research before buying or selling crypto.
Sources: CryptoNews, SoSoValue
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