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Crypto Funds Log $224M Inflows With XRP Leading The Pack, CoinShares Reports

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Crypto Funds Log $224M Inflows With XRP Leading The Pack, CoinShares Reports

Crypto Funds Log $224M Inflows With XRP Leading The Pack, CoinShares Reports Yellow.com

XRP (XRP) led all digital assets in weekly fund inflows at $119.6M while Ethereum (ETH) continued to bleed capital.

XRP Fund Inflows Hit December High

According to the latest CoinShares weekly report, Digital asset investment products recorded $224M in net inflows last week, though momentum faded as the week progressed.

Stronger-than-expected retail sales data, hawkish investor expectations and mixed geopolitical signals triggered minor outflows in the second half.

Switzerland led all regions with $157.5M in inflows, a rare shift from typical U.S. dominance. Germany and Canada followed with $27.7M and $11.2M respectively, while the U.S. placed third at just $27.5M.

XRP's $119.6M haul was its largest since mid-Dec. 2025, pushing year-to-date inflows to $159M — roughly 7% of assets under management. Bitcoin (BTC) drew $107.3M, an improvement after a weak start to the month. Net outflows for Bitcoin still stand at $145M in Apr. so far.

Short-Bitcoin products also attracted $16M, the highest since mid-Nov. 2025. That split signals deeply divided sentiment among institutional investors.

Also Read: Solo Miner Nets $210K Bitcoin Reward On Tiny Hashrate, Against 28,000-to-1 Odds

Solana Gains, Ethereum Struggles

Solana (SOL) posted $34.9M in weekly inflows. Steady buying throughout the year now represents 10% of its total assets under management.

Ethereum remained the weakest performer, shedding $52.8M last week. Investors appear to be reacting to negative sentiment surrounding the Clarity Act, a proposed U.S. regulatory framework. The divergence between XRP and Ethereum underscores a broader rotation within altcoin allocations.

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Steven Zeiler is Chief Evangelist at Yellow, working with builders to create real-time, non-custodial trading infrastructure using the Yellow SDK. A programmer, technologist, and entrepreneur, he previously worked for Ripple, where he helped architect peer-to-peer interbank payment prototypes and contributed to decentralizing the XRP Ledger through consensus tracking software.

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Originally reported by Yellow.com

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