XRP ETFs Beat BTC, ETH, and SOL Funds in Daily Inflows

The XRP ETFs recently recorded the largest daily capital inflow for any crypto ETF, beating Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana.

According to data from market resource Sosovalue, XRP ETFs witnessed a little above $17 million worth of capital inflows on Jan. 15, marking their sixth consecutive intraday inflow since the $40.8 million outflow recorded on Jan. 7. Further, the latest stat means that XRP ETFs have now seen 42 days of capital inflows out of 42 trading days since their launch.

XRP ETFs Daily Inflow | Sosovalue

While the $17.06 million may appear modest compared to larger inflows such as $46 million witnessed earlier this year, it represents the biggest inflow on Jan. 15 for any crypto ETF in the market, as Bitcoin (BTC) recorded outflows, while Ethereum (ETH) and Solana (SOL) witnessed smaller inflow figures.

Key Data Points

• XRP ETFs recorded $17.06 million in capital inflows on Jan. 15, extending their inflow streak to six days.
• The ongoing streak began on Jan. 8 after these products saw their first outflow worth $40.8 million the previous day.
• The latest $17.06 million figure represents the largest across all crypto ETFs in the market.
• While Bitcoin saw outflows on the same day, Ethereum recorded $15.21 million in inflows, and Solana’s inflows stood at $8.94 million.

XRP ETFs Lead During Market Struggles

The recent performance demonstrates XRP’s ability to secure impressive capital inflows at a time when the broader crypto market grapples with price struggles. For context, the XRP ETFs’ $17 million inflow came as the global crypto market cap lost $47 billion yesterday, down 1.46% in what was its largest intraday decline in a week.

However, Bitcoin ETFs have often reacted more adversely to bearish market conditions, as investors typically pull out funds from the products when the broader crypto market underperforms. Yesterday, BTC ETFs saw outflows valued at $215.61 million, breaking what would have been four days of consistent capital influx.

Meanwhile, the $15.21 million figure from Ethereum ETFs represented a decline of 91% from the previous intraday inflow of $175 million. Solana’s $8.94 million also marked a 62% drop from its Jan. 14 record of $23.57 million. Only XRP ETFs witnessed an increase from the previous day, with the $17.06 million representing a 60% increase in daily inflows.

Historical Performance

This trend was prevalent during Q4 2025, when XRP ETFs saw consistent inflows and outperformed the broader ETF market, while crypto prices struggled. For context, the global crypto market lost $917 billion in Q4 2025, but XRP ETFs saw $1.165 worth of inflows. Meanwhile, BTC ETFs lost $4.5 billion, while ETH ETFs shed $2 billion within the same period.

At the time, some critics argued that the positive performance was due to the products’ early success syndrome. However, today, the XRP ETFs have sustained this pattern. With the latest figure, the products have now recorded $1.27 billion in cumulative total net inflow.