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- Crypto ETPs saw $446M in weekly outflows, pushing post-October redemptions to $3.2B.
- Investors rotated into XRP and Solana ETPs as Bitcoin and Ether funds faced exits.
- U.S. led outflows with $460M, while Germany added $35.7M in weekly inflows.
Crypto exchange-traded products extended their losing streak last week as investors continued to pull capital from major funds. The trend followed October’s sharp market correction and showed little sign of reversal. While selling pressure stayed firm, the data suggested investors were repositioning rather than exiting the crypto market altogether.
According to CoinShares, crypto ETPs recorded $446 million in net outflows during the week. This pushed total redemptions since Oct. 10 to $3.2 billion. The figures confirmed that investor confidence has yet to fully recover as the year moves toward its end.
Year-to-date numbers still showed strong participation. Total inflows for the year reached $46.3 billion, a level broadly in line with 2024. However, CoinShares reported that assets under management have increased by only about 10% this year. Head of research James Butterfill said this means many investors have not seen positive results once flows are taken into account.
Crypto Flows Split as Capital Rotates to XRP and Solana
The weekly flow data highlighted a sharp divide in investor behavior. Bitcoin and Ether products continued to see consistent outflows. At the same time, newer crypto ETPs linked to XRP and Solana attracted fresh capital. The pattern pointed to rotation rather than widespread capitulation.
XRP ETPs recorded the strongest inflows at $70.2 million for the week. Solana ETPs followed with $7.5 million in net additions. Data from SoSoValue showed that XRP ETFs have not experienced a single day of net outflows since launch. Solana ETFs have seen outflows on only three trading days.
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XRP ETFs have received cumulative net inflows of over 1 billion dollars in the United States since their mid-October launches. This was an impressive performance in a time when risk appetite within the greater crypto market was lower. Solana ETFs also experienced a consistent demand, with about $750 million in total net inflows since their launch.
Source: CoinShares
Bitcoin and Ether See Heavy Outflows as U.S. Selling Dominates
Conversely, the older crypto products were still losing. Bitcoin ETFs captured $443 million in weekly outflows. Ether products recorded a $59.5 million outflow in the same year. Bitcoin and Ether funds have experienced cumulative outflows of approximately $2.8 billion and $1.6 billion, respectively, since the inception of new ETFs in the market.
Selling continued to center on the United States, as regional data indicated. The U.S.-listed items registered a weekly outflow of $460 million, which was a defensive response following the price shock in October. Germany took the opposite trend, with inflows of $35.7 million weekly. It has a strong month-to-date total at approximately $248 million, the best in all regions.
Nevertheless, the data indicated that crypto capital has been active but selective. Investors preferred focused exposures to wide market placement because of the continued presence of caution in end-of-year plans.
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