XRP (XRP) spot exchange-traded funds extended their inflow streak to eight consecutive weeks through June 26, pulling in $22.99 million. Bitcoin (BTC) ETFs shed hundreds of millions over the same period as BTC slid to its lowest price since late 2024.
The gap between the two assets widened sharply last week. Bitcoin ETFs recorded $444.50 million in net outflows in a single session, per CoinGlass data. XRP ETFs posted zero outflow days across the week.
XRP Holds Steady While Bitcoin Bleeds
Last week’s $22.99 million XRP ETF print was the largest single-week figure in June. Bitwise’s XRP ETF led flows, contributing $11.18 million on June 26. Franklin Templeton’s XRPZ added $3.80 million the same day.
XRP ETFs have had a much better time of things with inflows common despite the price dropping. Image Source: Coin Glass
Canary Capital and Grayscale recorded minimal movement across most sessions. The seven active funds hold combined assets under management approaching $1 billion.
Bitcoin ETFs have now posted seven consecutive weeks of net outflows. Total net assets across the BTC ETF complex fell to $81.85 billion from roughly $107.8 billion in mid-May.
There has been very little to get excited about for BTC ETFs in the past few weeks. Image Source: Coin Glass
BTC Falls Below $60,000 as Macro Pressures Mount
Bitcoin fell to below $60,000 on June 25, its lowest level since October 2024. Several factors hit at once. A selloff in semiconductor and AI stocks pushed investors away from risk assets. Reports of a potential CLARITY Act delay added regulatory uncertainty. ETF redemptions created additional mechanical selling as issuers sold underlying BTC to meet withdrawals.
BTC now sits roughly 31% lower year-to-date and more than 50% below its October 2025 all-time high of $126,272.
XRP has also dropped from its January 2026 peak of $2.40. However, the XRP price has held up better than BTC on a relative basis. The eight-week ETF inflow streak signals that institutions view XRP’s regulatory clarity as a separate factor from the broader market selloff.
Whether that bid holds into July will depend on CLARITY Act progress and macro conditions in the weeks ahead.
