Key Points
- Crypto investment products saw $446 million in weekly outflows, led by U.S.-based funds.
- XRP and Solana funds recorded strong inflows despite losses in Bitcoin and Ethereum products.
Digital asset investment products recorded weekly outflows totaling $446 million, according to data from CoinShares.
Most outflows originated from the United States, while Germany continued to register modest inflows.
Funds linked to XRP and Solana diverged from the broader trend and continued attracting capital.
XRP and Solana Gain While Major Assets Decline
CoinShares data showed cumulative digital asset fund outflows reached $3.2 billion since the October market downturn.
Year-to-date flows remain comparable to the previous year, totaling $46.3 billion compared with $48.7 billion in 2024.
Total assets under management increased by 10% year-to-date, despite overall negative net flows.
During the same period, Bitcoin and Ethereum investment products reported continued outflows.
In contrast, XRP and Solana funds saw weekly inflows of $70.2 million and $7.5 million, respectively.
Exchange-traded funds linked to these altcoins were introduced in the United States in mid-October and have consistently drawn investor interest.
ETF Inflows Support XRP and Solana
By December 29, XRP ETFs had accumulated $1.07 billion in inflows, while Solana ETFs reached $1.34 billion.
Both asset classes demonstrated resilience against broader market weakness affecting other crypto funds.
XRP ETFs in particular maintained uninterrupted inflows since launch, according to third-party market data.
Solana ETFs also experienced steady demand, reaching cumulative net inflows of $755.77 million by December 26.
Meanwhile, ETFs tied to Bitcoin and Ethereum continued to register significant net outflows.
