XRP ETFs Extend Inflow Streak to 13 Weeks as Rivals Lose $1.25B
The flow split points to selective demand, not a broad crypto-fund rebound. XRP still needs price action above resistance to confirm a stronger setup.
Spot and futures crypto ETFs — flows, AUM, new filings, approvals, and issuer activity.
The flow split points to selective demand, not a broad crypto-fund rebound. XRP still needs price action above resistance to confirm a stronger setup.
Three weeks of daily closes above the level support the current setup, while a break below could expose the market to forced selling.
The rebound was driven mainly by rising crypto prices, while BlackRock still managed less than a year ago despite $6.3B in 12-month net inflows.
Bitcoin’s daily rebound did not erase a $618.43M weekly net outflow, while Ethereum ETFs posted losses over both periods.
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Fidelity's FBTC captured most of the Bitcoin total, while Ethereum Mini Trust led Ether inflows, pointing to demand across both asset classes.
Wintermute sees recovery hinging on stable Treasury yields and positive spot ETF flows, with BTC vulnerable while long-term yields remain elevated.
The withdrawals span both major ETF complexes, putting combined seven-day outflows above $1.2B.
Every other US spot Bitcoin ETF printed zero flows, making this an IBIT-specific redemption rather than a sector retreat, though a daily bleed from the category leader still warrants close attention.
The 10-day Ethereum ETF outflow streak is the real tell: institutional money is not rotating between products, it is leaving crypto ETF wrappers entirely.
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Buyers defended the $81,500 weekly pivot as risk-off pressure from a 7% KOSPI drop faded, but the rebound only counts once BTC clears the $84,000-$85,000 resistance zone.
The drop wiped out leveraged longs across the board and coincided with the worst week for spot BTC ETF flows since late June, with a 6.1% Kospi plunge adding regional risk-off pressure.
Bitwise accounted for nearly all weekly net buying, leaving the 12-week inflow streak exposed to issuer concentration as XRP tests support.
A single day of Bitcoin ETF inflows does little to offset broad weekly withdrawals, while Ethereum products face selling pressure on both measured horizons.
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Thin altcoin liquidity is amplifying the rebound, while ETF selling and downside hedging point to a market still vulnerable to Wednesday's CPI.
Ether outpaced the move with a 2.54% gain to $2,563, and total market cap held at $2.93T while the Fear & Greed Index sat at 69, deep in greed territory.
The rebound is being tested by the largest weekly ETF withdrawal since June, with $82K support and Oct. 14 inflation data defining the next risk points.