XRP ETF continues to grow – Ethereum ETFs are also recovering strongly

The crypto ETF market in the United States is clearly on the move this week. While investors previously withdrew money en masse, calm seems to be slowly returning to some funds. At the same time, other cryptos are attracting more and more interest.

According to experts, this is not a coincidence, but a sign that investors are redetermining their positions in anticipation of important political decisions in Washington.

Ethereum ETFs Break Outflow Series

Spot Ethereum ETFs (ETH) recorded net inflows of $84.6 million yesterday. This ended a series of seven days in which money disappeared from these funds. That is striking, because last week more than 700 million dollars disappeared from the Ether funds.

According to figures from SoSoValue, the total net inflow into the Ethereum ETFs now amounts to approximately $12.5 billion. The Ether price remained relatively stable. Investors seem to be waiting to see how the market will develop further, especially now that regulations still hang over the market.

XRP funds hold inflows

At the same time, XRP ETFs show a very different picture. These funds had another day of inflows, amounting to $43.9 million. That is the strongest day since early December. Notably, XRP ETFs have not had a single day of net outflows since their launch.

The total inflow into XRP funds is now above $1.1 billion. Trading volumes are lower than Ether, but the constant inflow is noticeable. The pattern suggests that investors mainly use XRP to gradually build a position, rather than for quick trading.

Solana remains popular with investors

The differences are also clearly visible in other altcoins. Solana ETFs (SOL) continue to attract capital and now total inflows of approximately $750 million. Since inception, these funds have had only three days of outflows. After a brief dip in early December, inflows returned, although the pace is slower than with XRP.

Chainlink ETFs (LINK) show a similar picture. Yesterday, almost $2 million was added, bringing the total inflow to about $58 million.

Despite the positive signals from some funds, the broader picture remains cautious. Nearly $1 billion flowed from crypto ETFs worldwide last week, mainly from Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum. According to asset manager CoinShares, this is due to persistent uncertainty surrounding the Clarity Act, which means uncertainty persists and major investors remain cautious.