The evolving landscape of cryptocurrency Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs) is currently witnessing a notable divergence in performance, with spot XRP-based investment products achieving unprecedented milestones while Solana (SOL) funds encounter their most significant outflows since inception. This shift highlights a dynamic re-evaluation of digital asset investment strategies among institutional players.
XRP ETFs Forge Ahead with Record Inflows
Spot XRP exchange-traded funds are currently commanding the digital asset investment sector, demonstrating a remarkable 13-day consecutive streak of positive net inflows. This sustained demand has resulted in over $200 million in cumulative net flows during the first three days of December alone, significantly outpacing other major crypto ETF categories.
The catalyst for this exceptional trajectory was the launch of Canary Capital’s XRPC on November 13, marking the debut of the first single-token XRP spot ETF. XRPC quickly surpassed initial expectations, debuting on Nasdaq with a total volume of $58 million.
Over its initial 13 days, XRPC alone registered approximately $357.54 million in positive net flows, establishing XRP funds as the fastest-growing altcoin-based investment category. This success was further amplified by the subsequent launch of a second group of XRP funds, which became the largest US ETF launches of 2025, each attracting over $60 million in net inflows on their first day.
Outperforming Key Competitors
Led by prominent offerings such as Grayscale’s GXRP and Franklin Templeton’s XRPZ, the XRP ETF category has consistently outperformed its peers. Notably, these funds have surpassed those based on larger cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin (BTC) and Ether (ETH) in single-day inflows.
During the recent market recovery, XRP ETFs recorded substantial inflows:
- Monday: $8
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