XRP Leads Daily Spot ETF Inflows as Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana See Outflows
Among major cryptocurrency assets, XRP posted the strongest daily exchange-traded fund (ETF) flow result on September 8, emerging as the only significant spot crypto ETF category to attract fresh investment. Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, and Hyperliquid products all recorded net withdrawals during the same session.
XRP ETFs Draw $1.55M in Net Inflows
According to the latest spot ETF data from Sosovalue, XRP products registered net inflows of approximately $1.55 million on September 8. While modest in absolute terms, the figure stands out against a backdrop of outflows across rival assets.
- Bitcoin ETFs snapped a three-day inflow streak with net outflows of $46.65 million.
- Ethereum spot products saw $24.29 million in withdrawals.
- Hyperliquid ETFs experienced $12.96 million in outflows.
- Solana reported a smaller outflow of $667,720.
As a result, XRP was the sole asset among these five to post positive daily flows.
Cumulative XRP ETF Metrics Remain Strong
The broader picture for XRP funds remains constructive. Five U.S. spot XRP ETFs now hold combined net assets of roughly $1.51 billion, with cumulative net inflows of about $1.69 billion. In just the past 30 days, XRP products have attracted approximately $173 million in new capital.
Price Action: XRP Holds Above Key Moving Average
The flow divergence becomes especially notable when viewed against underlying price action. Following a significant August breakout, XRP is trading between $1.39 and $1.40, holding above its long-term moving average at $1.35. Buyers have so far prevented a full retracement toward pre-breakout levels, even as the initial rally has cooled.
Other major assets are also consolidating despite negative ETF flows:
- Bitcoin is steadying around $79,000 after a sharp recovery.
- Hyperliquid (HYPE) remains near recent highs of $86.
- Solana (SOL) is holding near $104 following a surge toward $110.
Single Session Not Enough to Confirm Trend Shift
However, one positive session does not confirm a durable rotation of institutional capital toward XRP. Bitcoin’s total ETF inflows remain vastly higher at approximately $55.59 billion.
If XRP inflows persist while BTC, SOL, and HYPE products struggle to attract capital, the current divergence could signal relatively stronger institutional demand for XRP. For now, XRP has won the daily ETF flow comparison, but confirming a meaningful trend will require several more consecutive positive sessions.
