Spot XRP exchange-traded funds have returned to positive territory after recording their first week of net outflows in three months. The funds attracted $3.55 million in inflows on a single day this week, marking their best daily performance since October 8.
The week began slowly for XRP ETFs, with no reportable activity on Monday and Tuesday. Buying resumed on Wednesday with inflows of just under $710,000, coinciding with XRP's price movement toward $1.40. Despite XRP's breakout attempt stalling on Thursday, investor demand continued, driving the strong daily inflow. However, activity ceased on Friday with no reportable flows.
The cumulative net inflows for XRP ETFs remain at elevated levels of $1.8 billion as the funds approach their first anniversary.
Solana ETFs Continue Decline
The situation for Solana ETFs differs sharply. After 14 consecutive weeks of inflows from early July through early October, the funds entered an outflow period that has now extended into its third consecutive week.
The most recent week saw net outflows totaling $17.30 million through Thursday. Monday recorded $6.72 million in outflows, followed by $2.65 million on Tuesday. Wednesday brought a brief reprieve with $585,300 in inflows—the first positive day since October 2—but Thursday reversed course with $8.51 million in outflows.
Solana's cumulative net inflows have declined from $1.61 billion on October 2 to $1.54 billion on October 22. SOL's price has retreated from higher levels and currently hovers near $100.
