U.S. spot XRP exchange-traded funds have attracted fresh money for 11 consecutive trading sessions, bringing roughly $170 million of additional inflows even as XRP has lost some of its late-August gains.
At the same time, U.S. spot Solana ETFs have also recorded 11 straight days of net inflows. The two developments point to continued investor demand for altcoin exposure through regulated exchange-traded products, although the flows remain much smaller than those seen in Bitcoin ETFs.
Source: sosovalue.com
XRP ETFs recorded another $14.38 million in net inflows on Tuesday, taking cumulative inflows since their launch last November to about $1.68 billion, according to SoSoValue data. Franklin Templeton’s XRP fund led the latest session with $6.63 million, followed by Grayscale with $4.72 million.
Despite a decline in the price of the token, the XRP influx trend has persisted since August 18. Early on Wednesday, XRP was selling at approximately $1.33, down from roughly $1.45 on August 27. It remained higher than the about $1 level observed in the middle of August.
The figures are modest compared with Bitcoin. U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs attracted $2.26 billion over just six sessions in late August, more than the amount XRP ETFs have accumulated over a much longer period.
Institutional investors have also shown interest in XRP ETFs. Goldman Sachs was the largest disclosed institutional holder at the end of the second quarter, with around $87.4 million of exposure, according to Bloomberg Intelligence data compiled from 13F filings. Jane Street followed with $16.6 million and Millennium Management with $16.2 million.
However, large ETF holdings do not necessarily mean these institutions are making a straightforward bet on XRP. Their positions could be linked to market-making, basis trading or handling client orders. They may also hedge their exposure through futures or other instruments.
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Approximately $120 million of the $183 million revealed in the reports came from investment advisors. Banks had around $14 million, brokerages about $17 million, and hedge funds about $25 million.
The latest inflows should also be viewed separately from these institutional holdings. The 13F filings show positions held as of June 30, while the 11-day inflow streak reflects money entering the funds in late August and early September. The next filings, expected in November, should provide a clearer picture of whether those institutions continued to hold their positions.
Solana ETFs are seeing a similar run of investor interest. U.S. spot Solana funds recorded $10.9 million in net inflows on September 2, extending their streak to 11 consecutive trading sessions.
Total net inflows across available Solana spot ETFs have reached $1.35 billion, while combined assets under management stand at about $1.39 billion. Daily trading volume for the funds reached $68.55 million.
Bitwise led the latest session with $6.17 million in new money, followed by Fidelity with $2.67 million and Morgan Stanley with $1.36 million. Bitwise currently manages about $949.83 million in assets and has attracted roughly $1.03 billion in lifetime net inflows.
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