XRP and HYPE ETFs Pull In $111M as SOL, Bitcoin, and Ethereum Funds See Outflows

Investor positioning across spot crypto ETFs remains split. Over the past week, products tied to HYPE and XRP stayed firmly in positive territory, while Solana turned negative after the prior week's gains. Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs also posted sizable withdrawals. SoSoValue data show HYPE spot ETFs delivered an outsized week, led by Thursday's net inflow of just over $108 million—their strongest single-day result to date. Additional inflows of $1.46 million on Tuesday and $1.82 million on Friday brought total weekly net inflows to $111.36 million. The figure set a new weekly record, topping the prior high of $72.38 million recorded in the funds' second week. Spot XRP ETFs also finished higher. They added $15.63 million on Friday, following $5.31 million on Monday and $2.05 million on Wednesday. With Tuesday and Thursday flat at $0.00, weekly net inflows reached $23 million, the best showing in roughly six weeks. Cumulative net flows climbed to a new all-time high of $1.47 billion. HYPE and XRP ETFs have now posted weekly inflows for seven and eight straight weeks, respectively. Solana ETFs moved into the red with a $3.8 million net outflow, joining the broader risk-off trend seen in the two largest products. Spot Bitcoin ETFs saw nearly $1.8 billion leave over the week, marking their second-worst weekly performance in a 2.5-year history. Ethereum ETFs also declined, with more than $273 million withdrawn.