XRP Spot ETFs See $39M Weekly Inflows, Lead Market

XRP spot ETFs pulled in strong new money last week. Data shows the funds recorded about $39 million in net inflows for the week ending February 6. The move came after a previous week of outflows. It is showing a quick shift in investor sentiment. 

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The latest numbers push cumulative inflows into XRP spot ETFs to around $1.22 billion. Total net assets now stand near $1.04 billion. It is about 1.17% of XRP’s total market value. The turnaround has placed XRP among the strongest performers in crypto investment products this year.

Weekly Inflows Reverse Previous Losses

The previous week saw about $52 million leave XRP spot ETFs. But the trend flipped quickly as fresh capital entered the funds. The $39 million inflow shows renewed interest from institutional and professional investors. Trading activity also picked up. XRP spot ETFs recorded more than $185 million in trading volume for the week. This suggests that market participants are actively repositioning after recent price moves. Meanwhile, daily inflows reached about $15 million as of February 6. This steady flow helped lift the overall weekly total. The data points to improving sentiment around XRP linked products.

XRP Leads While Bitcoin Sees Outflows

The broader crypto investment market still faced pressure last week. According to the latest report, digital asset funds saw total outflows of about $187 million. But the pace of outflows slowed compared to earlier weeks. Bitcoin was the only major asset to record large outflows. 

Funds linked to BTC lost around $264 million during the same period. This shift allowed other assets to take the lead. XRP stood out with about $63 million in inflows across investment products. Solana followed with roughly $8 million, while Ethereum saw about $5 million in new capital. These numbers show investors rotating into alternative assets while Bitcoin cooled off.

Market Signals a Possible Turning Point

Analysts often watch the speed of inflows and outflows rather than the raw numbers. A slowdown in outflows can signal a change in market direction. Some observers now think the market may be approaching a short term bottom. Total assets under management across crypto funds dropped to about $129.8 billion. That marks the lowest level since March 2025. When market prices also hit local lows. Still, trading activity remained strong.

Weekly trading volume in exchange traded crypto products reached a record $63.1 billion. That figure beat the previous high set last October. High activity during a downturn often suggests investors are preparing for the next move. Currently, XRP continues to stand out among major assets. With over $1 billion in ETF assets and steady inflows returning. The token remains one of the year’s strongest performers in institutional markets.