XRP is standing out while most crypto funds are losing money. XRP investment products attracted about $3.5 million in inflows last week. At the same time, the wider crypto market saw total outflows of $288 million.
The data comes from digital asset manager CoinShares. The report shows this is now the fifth straight week of crypto fund withdrawals. Around $4 billion has left crypto investment products during this period.
Bitcoin was hit the hardest. Bitcoin funds lost $215 million in one week. This pushed total Bitcoin outflows this year to about $1.3 billion. Ethereum also saw $36.5 million leave its investment products.
Other crypto assets also struggled. Tron lost $18.9 million, and multi-asset crypto funds lost $32.5 million. However, short-Bitcoin products gained $5.5 million, showing some investors are betting on Bitcoin’s price falling.
In contrast, XRP continued to attract investors. XRP saw $3.5 million in inflows last week and $33.4 million the week before. This pushed its total inflows this month to $105 million and $151 million so far this year.
Some other cryptocurrencies also saw small gains. Solana products gained $3.3 million, and Chainlink products added $1.2 million. This shows investors are shifting money into selected assets instead of leaving crypto completely.
Analysts say XRP’s recent performance may be linked to growing investor confidence and clearer regulations. Some investors also see XRP as more affordable compared to Bitcoin, making it easier to enter.
Overall crypto trading activity has slowed down. Trading volumes are now at their lowest level since mid-2025. Analysts say investors remain cautious as uncertainty continues across global markets.
