Key Takeaways
- • U.S. spot XRP ETFs posted net weekly inflows of approximately $4.26 million, reversing the prior week's $1.84 million withdrawal, according to SoSoValue data cited by Crypto Economy.
- • Solana ETFs recorded $17.30 million in weekly outflows, extending their negative streak to three consecutive weeks and totaling roughly $67.63 million in withdrawals across those weeks.
- • XRP ETF cumulative net inflows held near $1.8 billion, while Solana ETF cumulative net inflows fell from about $1.61 billion on October 2 to roughly $1.54 billion.
- • The XRP inflow was concentrated in a single session: Thursday's roughly $3.55 million accounted for most of the week, with three flat sessions, which the publication says does not confirm an institutional rotation.
Summary
U.S. spot XRP exchange-traded funds returned to weekly net inflows while Solana funds extended their outflow streak, widening the divergence between the two categories, according to SoSoValue data reported by Crypto Economy on October 26, 2026. Approximately $4.26 million entered XRP products during the week, against $17.30 million leaving SOL funds.
XRP funds recorded no reportable flows on Monday or Tuesday, then attracted about $708,000 on Wednesday and $3.55 million on Thursday, with Friday flat. The result reverses the previous week's $1.84 million withdrawal, which had ended a 13-week XRP ETF inflow streak. Because most of the new capital arrived in one session, the publication characterizes the result as a recovery rather than a new sustained trend. Cumulative XRP ETF net inflows remained around $1.8 billion.
Solana products moved in the opposite direction. They lost $6.72 million on Monday and $2.65 million on Tuesday, received $585,300 on Wednesday, then recorded $8.51 million in Thursday outflows, finishing Friday with no reportable flow. The withdrawal ended a 14-week inflow streak earlier in October. The three negative weeks total roughly $67.63 million, following weekly losses of $24.81 million and $25.52 million. Cumulative Solana ETF net inflows declined from about $1.61 billion on October 2 to approximately $1.54 billion.
The publication cautions that the divergence does not prove investors are permanently reallocating between the two assets, noting that ETF creations and redemptions measure fund demand rather than investor motives or future price performance. The article also references related headlines on Franklin Templeton's XRP ETF recording $3.55 million in net inflows during the latest session, and on XRP ETFs reaching $1.81 billion in cumulative inflows since November 2025 with current assets near $1.5 billion.
XRP funds recorded no reportable flows on Monday or Tuesday, then attracted about $708,000 on Wednesday and $3.55 million on Thursday, with Friday flat. The result reverses the previous week's $1.84 million withdrawal, which had ended a 13-week XRP ETF inflow streak. Because most of the new capital arrived in one session, the publication characterizes the result as a recovery rather than a new sustained trend. Cumulative XRP ETF net inflows remained around $1.8 billion.
Solana products moved in the opposite direction. They lost $6.72 million on Monday and $2.65 million on Tuesday, received $585,300 on Wednesday, then recorded $8.51 million in Thursday outflows, finishing Friday with no reportable flow. The withdrawal ended a 14-week inflow streak earlier in October. The three negative weeks total roughly $67.63 million, following weekly losses of $24.81 million and $25.52 million. Cumulative Solana ETF net inflows declined from about $1.61 billion on October 2 to approximately $1.54 billion.
The publication cautions that the divergence does not prove investors are permanently reallocating between the two assets, noting that ETF creations and redemptions measure fund demand rather than investor motives or future price performance. The article also references related headlines on Franklin Templeton's XRP ETF recording $3.55 million in net inflows during the latest session, and on XRP ETFs reaching $1.81 billion in cumulative inflows since November 2025 with current assets near $1.5 billion.
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