Recently, XRP's ETF performance has indeed been eye-catching. Weekly trading volume soared to $217 million, setting a new record, and recorded a net inflow of $38.1 million — these numbers look very comfortable. Interestingly, Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs experienced significant fund withdrawals during the same period, with BTC outflows of $681 million and ETH outflows of $68.6 million, totaling approximately $750 million.
This creates a clear contrast. On one side, new products are attracting funds, while on the other, traditional products are losing them. It’s also reasonable to think that since BTC and ETH ETFs have had net inflows for eight consecutive weeks, a wave of profit-taking pressure is quite normal at this point. It appears that market funds are undergoing structural adjustments, with some investors seeking new opportunities, while others are taking profits and securing gains.
From a price perspective, XRP remains stable around $2.09, and these inflows have indeed provided it with clear support. The flow of funds and price movements reinforce each other, indicating that this is not just a fleeting fluctuation.
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LiquidationWatcher
· 01-11 11:44
XRP is starting to harvest retail investors again; I've seen this trick too many times.
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SmartContractDiver
· 01-11 11:42
XRP has surged this time. The funds that bottomed out from BTC and ETH are really starting to look for new directions.
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POAPlectionist
· 01-11 11:38
XRP really nailed this move, I've never seen such aggressive money inflow.
How panicked must those who cut losses on BTC and ETH be? 750 million just disappeared like that.
Is 2.09 stable? It feels like it will continue to rise.
Wait, could this inflow be institutions accumulating?
XRP is about to turn around; it's been suppressed for too long.
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GateUser-9f682d4c
· 01-11 11:38
XRP is really attracting funds this time. BTC and ETH are taking a heavy hit, with too many profit-taking positions.
Recently, XRP's ETF performance has indeed been eye-catching. Weekly trading volume soared to $217 million, setting a new record, and recorded a net inflow of $38.1 million — these numbers look very comfortable. Interestingly, Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs experienced significant fund withdrawals during the same period, with BTC outflows of $681 million and ETH outflows of $68.6 million, totaling approximately $750 million.
This creates a clear contrast. On one side, new products are attracting funds, while on the other, traditional products are losing them. It’s also reasonable to think that since BTC and ETH ETFs have had net inflows for eight consecutive weeks, a wave of profit-taking pressure is quite normal at this point. It appears that market funds are undergoing structural adjustments, with some investors seeking new opportunities, while others are taking profits and securing gains.
From a price perspective, XRP remains stable around $2.09, and these inflows have indeed provided it with clear support. The flow of funds and price movements reinforce each other, indicating that this is not just a fleeting fluctuation.