Key Takeaways
- • XRP spot ETFs recorded approximately $12.29 million in net inflows on the September 9 session, per SoSoValue data, marking a second consecutive positive day after a $1.55 million inflow on September 8.
- • Bitcoin spot ETFs posted $120 million in outflows on September 9, extending losses that followed a roughly $46.65 million outflow the prior day.
- • Ethereum ETFs recorded $34.75 million in inflows on September 9 after a $24.29 million outflow on September 8, and Solana products added $11.73 million.
- • The five U.S.-listed spot XRP ETFs manage about $1.51 billion in assets, and the combined $13.84 million inflow across September 8 and 9 is less than 1% of their roughly $1.69 billion cumulative net inflows since launch.
- • Zcash (ZEC) spot ETFs drew $98.2 million in the week ending September 18, the largest inflow among 14 crypto products tracked in that period.
Summary
The available reporting, including the CoinDesk headline, describes a session in which XRP exchange-traded funds were the only major U.S. spot crypto ETF category to close in positive territory while Bitcoin, Ethereum and Zcash products posted outflows. The full CoinDesk article could not be retrieved, so the details below are drawn from supplemental coverage and data cited in related reports. That coverage centers on the September 8 and 9 trading sessions, and figures should be read against those dates rather than as a confirmed record of the October 9 session in the headline.
According to SoSoValue data cited in the supplemental coverage, U.S.-listed XRP ETFs took in approximately $12.29 million on September 9, their second straight positive day following a $1.55 million inflow on September 8. XRP was the only major spot crypto ETF category, among five compared, to close in the green on September 8. The September 9 inflows came entirely through the Bitwise and Grayscale products, a concentration that the report flagged as worth monitoring given that recent multi-day inflow streaks across XRP, Ethereum and Solana ETFs had shown more evenly distributed demand.
The XRP gains came against broader weakness in Bitcoin products. Bitcoin ETFs lost $120 million on September 9, after a roughly $46.65 million outflow the previous day, which ended a run of three consecutive positive sessions. Ethereum ETFs reversed from a $24.29 million outflow on September 8 to $34.75 million in inflows on September 9, while Solana products added $11.73 million after a $667,720 outflow. Hyperliquid-linked products saw a $12.96 million withdrawal on September 8.
Separately, Zcash spot ETFs drew $98.2 million in the week ending September 18, the largest inflow among 14 crypto products in that period. Coverage of the XRP products characterized the two-day lead as real but thin, with the September 9 XRP inflow roughly one-tenth the size of Bitcoin's same-day outflow. Bitcoin ETFs have accumulated nearly $55 billion in net inflows since launch, against XRP's roughly $1.69 billion.
According to SoSoValue data cited in the supplemental coverage, U.S.-listed XRP ETFs took in approximately $12.29 million on September 9, their second straight positive day following a $1.55 million inflow on September 8. XRP was the only major spot crypto ETF category, among five compared, to close in the green on September 8. The September 9 inflows came entirely through the Bitwise and Grayscale products, a concentration that the report flagged as worth monitoring given that recent multi-day inflow streaks across XRP, Ethereum and Solana ETFs had shown more evenly distributed demand.
The XRP gains came against broader weakness in Bitcoin products. Bitcoin ETFs lost $120 million on September 9, after a roughly $46.65 million outflow the previous day, which ended a run of three consecutive positive sessions. Ethereum ETFs reversed from a $24.29 million outflow on September 8 to $34.75 million in inflows on September 9, while Solana products added $11.73 million after a $667,720 outflow. Hyperliquid-linked products saw a $12.96 million withdrawal on September 8.
Separately, Zcash spot ETFs drew $98.2 million in the week ending September 18, the largest inflow among 14 crypto products in that period. Coverage of the XRP products characterized the two-day lead as real but thin, with the September 9 XRP inflow roughly one-tenth the size of Bitcoin's same-day outflow. Bitcoin ETFs have accumulated nearly $55 billion in net inflows since launch, against XRP's roughly $1.69 billion.
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