XRP Investment Products Attract $70 Million as Institutions Rotate Out of Bitcoin
XRP investment products saw inflows of $70.2 million for the week, while Bitcoin products posted $443 million in outflows and Ethereum funds $59.3 million in outflows. Solana inflowed $7.5 million amid a broader market decline of about $446 million.
The selling pressure was primarily US-driven, with American funds withdrawing roughly $460 million. In contrast, German funds posted $35.7 million in inflows, lifting Germany's month-to-date inflows to $248 million.
Franklin Templeton's newly launched XRP fund captured $28.6 million of the weekly volume.
Since mid-October US ETF launches, XRP and Solana have attracted about $1.07 billion and $1.34 billion in inflows respectively.
This flow pattern is described as a regulatory-arbitrage rotation, with institutions shifting toward assets that have newer regulatory wrappers and less market saturation, coinciding with the launch of spot XRP and SOL ETFs.
A geographic split is evident, with European desks accumulating assets while US entities de-risk ahead of fiscal shifts expected in Q1. Analysts expect this bifurcation to persist until tariff rhetoric stabilizes.
