XRP ETFs vs Bitcoin & Ethereum ETFs: Who’s Winning the Race?

The crypto market slipped 0.83% to $2.07 trillion as selling pressure returned across major assets. Bitcoin hovered below $60,000, while Ethereum traded near $1,557 after large holders increased selling. 

XRP price held around $1.05, supported by stronger ETF demand. Fresh flow data showed XRP ETF products gaining inflows, while Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs continued to lose capital during a weak market session on June 26.

XRP ETF Inflows Outpace Bitcoin and Ethereum Funds

The positive bright spot for U.S. spot crypto funds was XRP ETF products. XRP tokens attracted more interest from investors, with bigger holdings seeing redemptions.

The total daily net inflows for U.S.-listed XRP spot ETFs reached $15.63 million on June 26. This added to the already existing net inflows of $1.47 billion into all XRP ETFs.

XRP’s monthly performance was also positive. Over 30 days, XRP funds added $60.61 million in net inflows. This was in contrast to Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs, which both saw monthly outflows.

Bitwise’s XRP fund led the daily inflow table. The fund attracted $11.66 million and held $293.49 million in net assets. Next came Franklin’s XRPZ, which had $3.97 million in inflows and $235.20 million in assets.

Canary’s XRPC was also a significant investor with $234.97 million in assets. Grayscale’s GXRP was valued at $57.60, whereas 21Shares’ TOXR was still in the red on a cumulative basis.

But XRP remains far behind the bigger ETF markets in terms of trading volume. Over all, the value traded in XRP spot ETFs totaled $22.04 million. Net assets stood at $934.26 million, equal to 1.44% of XRP’s market capitalization.

Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs Extend Seven-Day Outflow Streak

Bitcoin & Ethereum ETFs continued to struggle, with investors withdrawing from leading funds. According to SoSoValue, both categories posted a seventh straight day of net outflows on June 26.

Spot Bitcoin ETFs experienced daily net outflows of $444.51 million from the U.S. market. Investors pulled $4.41 billion out of Bitcoin funds during the 31-day period. Net inflows were still high over the 12-month period, however, at $51.61 billion.

U.S. Spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs See Seventh Straight Day of Outflows

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For the whole day, all of the money flowed out of BlackRock’s IBIT. However, IBIT was the top Bitcoin ETF by assets. The fund has $44.42 billion in net assets and $60.77 billion in cumulative inflows.

Fidelity’s FBTC trailed with $10.44 billion in assets. The Grayscale GBTC was down overall with $27.14 billion of cumulative outflows. But there was no net redemptions in the day for GBTC.

Ethereum ETFs experienced less demand, but losses were not as severe as Bitcoin’s. Daily outflows of spot Ethereum ETFs hit $12.85 million in the U.S. Ethereum has lost more than $610.61 million over the course of 30 days.

BlackRock’s ETHA continued to be the biggest Ethereum fund. It had $4.27 billion in net assets and $11.08 billion in cumulative inflows. Grayscale’s ETHE continued to stay in the red by recording an outflow of $5.33 billion in cumulative outflows.

Bitcoin Still Leads Assets as XRP Gains Fresh Investor Demand

XRP is currently the leader in the short-term flow race, whereas Bitcoin has the crown in size. The net assets of U.S. Bitcoin ETFs totaled $72.82 billion. They traded a total of $2.54 billion, which is significantly higher than XRP’s day-to-day activity.

The net assets of Ethereum ETFs totaled $8.38 billion. This was 4.42% of Ethereum’s total market capitalization. Bitcoin ETF assets equaled 6.08% of Bitcoin’s market value.

The new figures reveal a stark difference in investor action. Bitcoin and Ethereum funds are seeing withdrawals, and XRP ETF products are gaining new demand. Nevertheless, Bitcoin is the biggest and most flow market for ETFs.

Near term, traders are watching Bitcoin’s $58,000 support level. Failure to move below this zone will give room for the price to move to $54,000. Any recovery above $61,800 could help ease overall crypto ETF sentiment.