Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs saw $391 million in outflows in one day, while XRP ETFs saw the only inflow. Is XRP ETF demand rising again?

Bitcoin and Solana are up over 30 days while Ethereum and XRP have fallen. What separates them, and how strong is the divide?

US spot Bitcoin ETFs took in $175.7 million on 13 October, the month's second-biggest inflow day, while XRP funds logged a third session with no net flow at

Bitcoin ETFs gained $175.6 million while XRP ETFs saw no change for the third consecutive session. Is money shifting towards Bitcoin?

Bitcoin ETFs are pulling in hundreds of millions while XRP funds sit frozen with zero net flow for three straight sessions, and the source of that capital tells a story investors may not expect.

XRP ETFs have taken in $1.80 billion over 13 straight weeks of inflows, even as XRPScan's active users metric sits near 141,000, far below its 506,200 record.

Ethereum needs to nearly double to regain its record, while XRP needs about 2.7 times to reach its all-time high. Which peaks first?

XRP ETF net assets sit $160 million behind Solana's, per SoSoValue. Solana funds fell on six of seven October days as XRP kept a 13-week inflow streak.

A $1,000 investment in the first U.S. spot ETF, Canary XRP ETF, has decreased by nearly a third of the initial capital so far in 2026.

Bitcoin ETFs hold $106 billion against $57 billion invested, while XRP ETFs hold less than investors paid. What explains the gap?