XRP ETF Inflows Hit Six-Week Peak While Bitcoin Faces Record Outflows
XRP ETFs pulled in nearly $23 million during the week ending June 26, 2026 — the highest weekly inflow in six weeks — while Bitcoin posted a record $1.79 billion outflow.
XRP is making headlines once again as its exchange-traded fund products recorded the strongest weekly inflow in six weeks, pulling in approximately $22.99 million in fresh capital during the week ending June 26, 2026. The surge signals a notable uptick in institutional appetite for XRP-based investment vehicles at a time when much of the broader crypto ETF market continues to struggle.
According to data published by SosoValue, the latest weekly figure represents not only June's highest XRP ETF inflow but also extends what has now become an eight-week consecutive streak of positive inflows. That kind of sustained momentum is rare in the volatile crypto space and has begun drawing serious attention from market observers and institutional players alike.
What makes this trend particularly striking is the broader context. The overall cryptocurrency ETF market has been experiencing persistent capital outflows for several weeks running. Yet XRP funds have been moving in the opposite direction — consistently outperforming both Bitcoin and Ethereum ETF products on both daily and weekly metrics. This marks the seventh consecutive week that XRP ETFs have maintained dominance over their Bitcoin and Ethereum counterparts.
Institutional investors appear to be growing more comfortable stepping outside the traditional safe harbors of BTC and ETH. The willingness to channel capital into XRP-based products suggests a meaningful shift in how large players are thinking about altcoin exposure. While a single strong week is never sufficient to declare a lasting trend, seven weeks of consecutive outperformance against the two largest crypto assets by market cap is difficult to dismiss.
Perhaps the most dramatic contrast comes from Bitcoin's side of the ledger. While XRP was logging its best weekly inflow in six weeks, Bitcoin simultaneously recorded its largest-ever weekly outflow — a staggering $1.79 billion in capital leaving BTC ETF products. The juxtaposition underscores just how divergent sentiment has become between the market's dominant asset and XRP.
Heightened confidence in XRP among institutional investors, despite ongoing macroeconomic and regulatory uncertainties, suggests that the asset may be carving out a more defined role within diversified crypto portfolios. Whether this momentum can be sustained over the coming weeks remains to be seen, but the data so far paints a compelling picture of an asset gaining serious institutional credibility in mid-2026.