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Investment funds linked to the price of Ripple cryptocurrency attracted approximately $3.5 million over the past week. During the same period, ETFs related to other cryptocurrencies experienced an overall outflow of $288 million, according to analysts at CoinShares.
Over the course of two weeks, XRP funds garnered $33.4 million. Since the beginning of February, the influx of capital into these instruments has reached $105 million, while year-to-date, it totals $151 million. Among derivatives of other crypto assets, funds based on Solana showed comparable results: they attracted $3.3 million in the last week, $41.6 million since the start of the month, and $102.5 million year-to-date. Funds based on Chainlink (LINK) secured $1.2 million over the week.
CoinShares experts believe that amid the overall decline in digital asset prices, investors are reallocating their capital without completely exiting the crypto market. The popularity of XRP is attributed to two main factors:
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- a lower price compared to Bitcoin, which reduces the entry barrier for investors;
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the conclusion of legal disputes surrounding the token, leading investors to feel a sense of “regulatory clarity.”
Bitcoin ETFs lost $215 million over the past week. Since the beginning of the year, the total outflow from BTC ETFs has reached $1.3 billion. Funds associated with Ethereum saw $36.5 million withdrawn over the week, while those linked to Tron (TRX) experienced an outflow of $18.9 million. The outflow from funds tracking multiple cryptocurrencies amounted to $32.5 million, as reported by CoinShares.
The largest withdrawals from cryptocurrency ETFs this year have come from American investors ($347 million). In contrast, investors from Switzerland contributed $19.5 million to the funds, while those from Canada invested $16.8 million, and Germany saw investments of $16.2 million.
The outflow of funds from cryptocurrency ETFs has now persisted for five consecutive weeks, totaling around $4 billion withdrawn from the funds, according to analysts at SoSoValue. Trading volumes have also dropped to their lowest levels since mid-2025.
