Spot XRP exchange-traded funds have reached a new all-time high in cumulative net inflows, according to data from SoSoValue. The funds accumulated $1.720 billion in total net inflows at their peak this week, though the figure declined slightly to $1.710 billion by week's end.
XRP ETFs attracted $11.26 million on Monday, followed by $3.50 million in inflows on Wednesday despite a Federal Reserve rate hike. The funds experienced $5.15 million in net outflows on Thursday and $43,700 on Friday, bringing the weekly total to $9.56 million in net inflows. This marks the 10th consecutive week of net inflows for the XRP ETFs, with the last red week occurring in early July.
Solana ETFs have demonstrated even stronger momentum, extending their winning streak to 12 consecutive weeks. The SOL funds attracted just over $11 million on Monday and $1.35 million on Tuesday, with slower inflows of under $840,000 on Wednesday and no reported movement on Thursday. The weekly total reached $13.19 million in net inflows. The SOL ETFs last saw a negative week in late June.
Both fund families continued to attract investor capital despite recent market events, including the failure of a Senate vote on the CLARITY Act and price volatility in the underlying assets. Solana's token reached around $115 during a Friday and Saturday rally before declining below $110 by Sunday afternoon.
