XRP spot ETF saw a net inflow of $38 million last week, with Bitwise and Franklin leading, while 21Shares products experienced significant redemptions.

RektRecovery · 2026-01-12T03:44:15+00:00

Last week, the XRP spot ETF market experienced significant capital differentiation, with a total net inflow of $38.07 million. Among them, Bitwise and Franklin XRP ETFs performed outstandingly, attracting $27.10 million and $24.47 million respectively. However, the 21Shares XRP ETF faced a net outflow of $39.83 million, indicating a divergence in market attention towards different products. The total net asset value of the overall market reached $1.47 billion, with historical net inflows surpassing $1.22 billion.

RektRecovery

2026-01-12 03:44:15

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【ChainNews】Last week’s trading days (Eastern Time January 5 to January 9) saw a clear divergence of funds in the XRP spot ETF market. Overall, the XRP spot ETF achieved a weekly net inflow of $38.07 million, indicating ongoing market interest in this mainstream asset.

However, the funds were not evenly distributed. Among them, the Bitwise XRP ETF performed the best, attracting $27.10 million in a single week, setting the strongest weekly record for this type of product. The ETF’s total net inflow has surpassed $292 million. Following closely is the Franklin XRP ETF, with a weekly net inflow of $24.47 million, bringing its total historical inflow to $277 million.

Not all products experienced gains. The 21Shares XRP ETF faced a cold reception, with a weekly net outflow of $39.83 million last week, the largest outflow among similar products. Although its total net outflow is only $7.77 million, recent redemption pressure is indeed significant.

From the macro data of the entire XRP spot ETF market, as of press time, the total net asset value reached $1.47 billion, and the ETF net asset ratio (comparing market value to Bitcoin’s total market value) has reached 1.16%. The total cumulative net inflow has exceeded $1.22 billion, indicating that this sector’s weight in institutional allocations continues to grow.

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GasFeeCrier

· 9h ago

Bitwise really took the lion's share this time, everyone else has to step aside. People are starting to pick and choose; not all XRP ETFs can benefit. Is 21Shares creating a reverse indicator? The massive retreat has directly broken 40 million. The competition for XRP ETF... is more intense than other crypto projects, haha. Inflow and outflow of funds indicate that big investors are aware of the situation and are screening products.

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CountdownToBroke

· 15h ago

Bitwise is so impressive, with over $27 million coming in a week. This must be the head effect. 21Shares really, with nearly $40 million in net outflows. The difference is just too big. Franklin is pretty good, although not as aggressive as Bitwise, but it seems to be more stable. Funds are indeed concentrating in the top players, retail investors are following the leaders.

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WagmiAnon

· 18h ago

Bitwise is really awesome this time, with monster-level fundraising ability... What’s going on with 21shares? Were they directly pushed out?

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AirdropSweaterFan

· 18h ago

Bitwise this wave is really amazing, their ability to attract funds is monster-level. What's going on with 21shares? They were directly knocked out? Franklin can still keep up, that's interesting.

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airdrop_huntress

· 18h ago

Bitwise and Franklin are eating meat, 21Shares got directly cut? The difference is just too obvious...

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POAPlectionist

· 18h ago

Bitwise is truly amazing. Just by looking at this influx data, you can tell who won... Why is 21Shares so disappointing?

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GasOptimizer

· 19h ago

Bitwise and Franklin are really aggressive, and this wave of net outflows of 40 million from 21Shares is really a bit tragic. Capital is concentrating at the top, are fee rate differences playing a role? Need to analyze the data to see if there is still an arbitrage opportunity.

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