XRP Dominates Altcoin Inflows with $38.3M as Investor Interest Soars – CoinShares

Investors withdrew $508 million from digital asset investment products last week, bringing two-week outflows to $924 million. This shift follows an 18-week streak of inflows that had accumulated $29 billion. CoinShares attributed the downturn to market uncertainty after the U.S. Presidential inauguration, with concerns over trade policies, inflation, and monetary decisions making investors wary.

Additionally, trading volume dropped significantly, falling from $22 billion to $13 billion in the past two weeks, further reflecting the cautious sentiment.

XRP Attracts Strong Investor Demand

Despite Bitcoin suffering $571 million in outflows, altcoins saw continued interest, particularly XRP, which led the inflows with $38.3 million last week. Since mid-November 2025, XRP has accumulated $819 million in inflows, largely driven by optimism over a potentially favorable resolution in its SEC case.

Investor enthusiasm for spot XRP ETFs has also surged, with multiple financial firms—including Canary Capital, WisdomTree, Bitwise, CoinShares, and 21Shares—recently filing applications. The U.S. SEC has acknowledged these applications, reflecting the growing demand for XRP-based exchange-traded products.

Other altcoins also saw inflows:

Solana (SOL): $8.9 million

Ethereum (ETH): $3.7 million

Sui (SUI): $1.47 million

Multi-asset funds: $3.1 million

Litecoin (LTC): $1.1 million

Cardano (ADA): $0.1 million

$560M Exits U.S. Markets

The U.S. led global outflows, losing $560 million, while Hong Kong and Brazil also recorded $3 million in outflows each. Canada saw a smaller withdrawal of $2 million.

Meanwhile, Europe showed stronger confidence, with Germany and Switzerland attracting $30.5 million and $15.8 million, respectively. Sweden and Australia also saw steady inflows, each pulling in nearly $5 million.

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