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XRP shows resilience amid market weakness by posting $3.5M inflows, despite $288M inflows from crypto products.
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Bitcoin is the leading cryptocurrency in terms of outflows, with $215M lost. Short-Bitcoin products are seeing a renewed demand for $5.5M.
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Europe is buying the dip while the US is driving withdrawals. XRP, and certain altcoins are attracting steady capital.
Digital asset investment products are still stuck in a prolonged cooling down, but XRP has once again gone against the current.
According to the latest CoinShares weekly report, crypto investment products experienced outflows of $288 million. This is the fifth consecutive withdrawal week. The cumulative outflows now total $4 billion. The figure is still behind the $6 billion recorded during the same period last year.
The trading activity has also decreased significantly. After weeks of record volumes for exchange-traded products (ETPs), activity fell sharply to $17 Billion. The latest figure is the lowest since July 2025 and highlights investor apathy.
US Drives Outflows As Europe Buys the Dip
The United States was the main source of negative flows. It reported $346.7 in weekly outflows, and $941.3 month-to-date. The US outflows for the year to date are staggering at $2.19 billion. This shows that American investors remain cautious.
Investors in other regions, on the other hand, saw recent price weakness as an opportunity to buy. Switzerland led the way with weekly inflows of $19.5 million, followed by Canada at $16.8 millions and Germany at $16.2 million. These inflows helped offset some of the US-driven selling pressure.
Bitcoins bleed, Short Products Surge
Bitcoin was the main driver of negative sentiment with a weekly outflow of $215.3 millions. Bitcoin outflows have now reached $579 millions, and year-to date losses are $1.29 billion.
It is interesting to note that short-Bitcoins saw renewed demand. They attracted $5.5 million this week, the largest inflow of all assets tracked. This indicates that some investors are positioning themselves for further downside.
Ethereum was the second largest weekly outflow, with $36.5 million. Multi-asset products lost $32.5 million while Tron products lost $18.9 millions.
XRP is a resounding Defiant of Trend
XRP has been able to maintain its resilience in a period of general weakness. It recorded a fresh inflow of $3.5 million.
XRP has received $105 million of inflows so far this month, bringing the total to $151 millions for the year. This puts it among the altcoins with the strongest performance in 2026. Assets under management linked to XRP products are currently $2.57 billion.
The weekly inflows may seem modest, but they highlight a consistent pattern. During market pullbacks XRP continues attracting selective capital, rather than heavy liquidity.
Solana and Chainlink both posted minor inflows, of $3.3 and $1.2 million respectively, but this was not enough to offset the overall altcoin weakness.
Sentiment remains fragile
The market is still cautious, with total assets under management for digital asset products standing at $130.4 Billion. Five consecutive weeks of outflows and declining volumes, as well as growing short exposure, point to a conservative position.
XRP’s steady flow of inflows suggests pockets of confidence remain among investors who are willing to accumulate during times of uncertainty. If this divergence persists, XRP’s relative strength in times of capital flight could be a defining feature in the weeks to come.
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