XRP defied market conditions as Bitcoin and other crypto asset investment products recorded $187 million in outflows last week.
The latest figures mark a noticeable slowdown compared to previous weeks. While Bitcoin dominated withdrawals, XRP stood out as one of the strongest performers, attracting fresh inflows even as the broader market remained under pressure.
Notably, the $187 million in cumulative outflows comes after the spot market witnessed a historic downturn, with Bitcoin, XRP, and other crypto assets hitting price levels last seen in 2024. In particular, Bitcoin touched $60,000, while XRP hit $1.11. Despite these losses, outflows for the week slowed compared to previous records.
In its latest weekly report, CoinShares noted that crypto fund flows usually follow price movements, but changes in the pace of outflows are more revealing. The recent slowdown suggests investor sentiment is stabilizing, hinting that the market could be near a short-term bottom.
The recent price drop cut total assets under management (AuM) to $129.8 billion, the lowest since March 2025. Despite lower prices, trading activity surged, with crypto ETP volumes reaching a record $63.1 billion for the week, surpassing October’s previous high.
Bitcoin remained the main source of negative sentiment, recording $264 million in weekly outflows. This made BTC the only major asset to see significant withdrawals during the period.
Bitcoin products’ year-to-date flows now sit at $984 million in outflows, while their AuM is $102 billion.
In contrast, XRP posted $63.1 million in inflows, outperforming other major altcoins. Solana followed with $8.2 million, while Ethereum attracted $5.3 million in new investments.
Notably, XRP is now the most successful digital asset year-to-date, with total inflows reaching $109 million. This highlights sustained institutional interest even during market weakness.
Regionally, several markets recorded solid inflows, led by:
Meanwhile, the United States continued to see notable outflows of $214 million year-to-date. Outflows from U.S.-based crypto asset products have reached $1.464 billion. Yet, AuM remains strong at $107.7 billion, far ahead of its closest regional competitor, Canada, which has $5.1 billion.
While overall crypto investment products remain under pressure, XRP’s resilience stands out amid the slowdown in outflows.
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