Key Takeaways
- • XRP ETFs recorded $4.32 million in net inflows last week, up from $4.25 million in the week ending Oct. 23, extending their run of weekly inflows despite broader crypto market weakness.
- • Bitcoin ETFs posted $202.59 million in net outflows for the week, driven mainly by a $643.33 million single-day withdrawal on Oct. 30 following the Binance hack on Oct. 29.
- • Ethereum ETFs lost $431.53 million over the week through repeated outflows, with the largest single day at $155.85 million on Oct. 30.
- • Solana ETFs recorded $71.47 million in net outflows, their largest weekly outflow since launch in October 2025.
- • ZCash ETFs were the only other crypto ETF product to post positive flows, with $17.72 million in net inflows.
Summary
XRP ETFs attracted $4.32 million in net inflows last week, according to the source's flow data, extending their run of weekly inflows even as Bitcoin, Ethereum and Solana ETFs saw significant withdrawals. The period followed the Binance hack on Oct. 29, which triggered sharp price declines across the crypto market and prompted investors to reduce exposure to several crypto investment products.
The XRP inflows were concentrated in a single session. XRP ETFs recorded $8.43 million in daily inflows on Oct. 29, all of which came from Franklin Templeton's XRP ETF (XRPZ) and Bitwise's XRP ETF (XRP). That inflow offset withdrawals of $496,000 on Oct. 29 and $3.61 million on Oct. 26. The figure is modest, but the source notes it is significant given that XRP fell 6.64% on the day of the hack and 3.51% over the week.
Bitcoin ETFs recorded $202.59 million in net outflows for the week. The majority came from a single session: $643.33 million in daily outflows on Oct. 30, the largest single-day withdrawal since June 25, 2026, when roughly $696 million left the products. That outflow erased earlier inflows from the early and middle part of the week.
Ethereum ETFs lost $431.53 million over the week, a pattern the source describes as sustained selling rather than one large exit. Outflows began before the Binance hack and continued across several sessions, with the largest reaching $155.85 million on Oct. 30. Solana ETFs posted $71.47 million in net outflows, their largest weekly outflow since the products launched in October 2025. Outflows included $27.69 million on Oct. 29 and $10.74 million on Oct. 30.
Apart from XRP, ZCash (ZEC) ETFs were the only crypto ETF products with positive net flows last week, attracting $17.72 million. All other crypto ETFs either posted outflows or recorded zero flows.
The XRP inflows were concentrated in a single session. XRP ETFs recorded $8.43 million in daily inflows on Oct. 29, all of which came from Franklin Templeton's XRP ETF (XRPZ) and Bitwise's XRP ETF (XRP). That inflow offset withdrawals of $496,000 on Oct. 29 and $3.61 million on Oct. 26. The figure is modest, but the source notes it is significant given that XRP fell 6.64% on the day of the hack and 3.51% over the week.
Bitcoin ETFs recorded $202.59 million in net outflows for the week. The majority came from a single session: $643.33 million in daily outflows on Oct. 30, the largest single-day withdrawal since June 25, 2026, when roughly $696 million left the products. That outflow erased earlier inflows from the early and middle part of the week.
Ethereum ETFs lost $431.53 million over the week, a pattern the source describes as sustained selling rather than one large exit. Outflows began before the Binance hack and continued across several sessions, with the largest reaching $155.85 million on Oct. 30. Solana ETFs posted $71.47 million in net outflows, their largest weekly outflow since the products launched in October 2025. Outflows included $27.69 million on Oct. 29 and $10.74 million on Oct. 30.
Apart from XRP, ZCash (ZEC) ETFs were the only crypto ETF products with positive net flows last week, attracting $17.72 million. All other crypto ETFs either posted outflows or recorded zero flows.
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