XRP ETFs Extend 13-Week Inflow Streak as BTC, ETH Retreat
The divergence marks a sharp reversal in institutional demand, with XRP's $11.31M weekly inflow offsetting less than 1% of major-fund redemptions.
Spot and futures crypto ETFs — flows, AUM, new filings, approvals, and issuer activity.
The divergence marks a sharp reversal in institutional demand, with XRP's $11.31M weekly inflow offsetting less than 1% of major-fund redemptions.
The shift puts institutional demand for Ethereum under pressure and makes ETF flows a key gauge of whether allocations are returning.
The proposed funds target three times Bitcoin and Ethereum's daily returns, but compounding, futures costs and tax rules can separate long-term results from the underlying asset.
Institutional crypto flows turned sharply defensive as ETH, SOL and BTC funds shed about $1.25B in one week, breaking recent inflow momentum across all three categories.
Derivatives positioning will decide whether the rebound reflects fresh risk-taking or short covering after US spot Bitcoin ETFs lost nearly $730M.
All $56.10M in Ethereum ETF outflows came from BlackRock's ETHA alone, a nine-day streak that signals sustained institutional repositioning away from ETH exposure.
The move expands regulated access to two of crypto’s largest assets through Thailand’s domestic stock market.
Both major spot ETF groups recorded net withdrawals over 1 day and 7 days, putting institutional fund flows firmly in focus.
Samsung shipping USDC on Solana to 82M Galaxy devices, Swift building on Ethereum, and a pending Grayscale BitTensor ETF are the adoption catalysts behind the 2027 conviction basket.
The rebound came without fresh leverage, ETF outflows persisted across BTC and ETH products, and Starknet's STRK led the altcoin recovery on a 33% rally tied to a 2027 quantum-resistance push.
Thailand's regulated spot crypto channel opens Oct 16 with conservative guardrails: 80% minimum exposure, licensed custodians, no margin, and domestic funds get first crack at local wrappers over…
Thailand becomes the first major Southeast Asian market to wrap BTC and ETH inside its conventional fund framework, with retail access still gated by risk signoffs and local custodians.
Ripple's expansion into stablecoins and asset custody was the groundwork; the ETF push is the bid to sit at the same table as the largest asset managers in traditional finance.
Only Franklin's EZBC bucked the tide among all Bitcoin ETF products, while Ethereum funds extended their longest consecutive outflow run in recent memory.
Bitcoin ETFs shed $244M in a single session while a $1B liquidation wave pushed BTC back toward $82K, leaving XRP spot funds as the lone bright spot across the crypto ETF complex.
Three of the four major spot products bled capital simultaneously, a pattern more consistent with broad risk-off positioning than isolated profit-taking on any single asset.
The move makes Thailand one of the first Southeast Asian markets to offer regulated spot crypto ETF access through a national stock exchange, opening the door to a new wave of retail and…
The $250K case hinges on a US strategic Bitcoin reserve unlocking sovereign and corporate buyers. A 3x move from $82K in under three months is improbable, yet the ETF scale and institutional rails…
The composition of the bid has flipped: ETFs and CME futures, not just Strategy and VC, are now carrying the flow into year-end.
The closure exposes a divide between ETF investors and crypto-app users, while Bitwise points to Solana and AI-linked products as areas of stronger investor interest.