Bitcoin spot ETFs experienced a significant capital flight last week, losing $526 million, while XRP and Solana funds attracted fresh institutional inflows. Ethereum products shed $14 million, yet XRP and Solana combined drew $49 million, signaling stronger demand during a weaker market phase.
XRP ETFs Extend Weekly Inflow Streak
XRP spot ETFs recorded a ninth consecutive week of net inflows, adding $17.19 million despite broader market pressure. The products continued to attract buyers while Bitcoin funds faced heavy withdrawals. According to CoinGlass data, the total market capitalization of combined XRP ETF products reached $690 million. Historical cumulative net inflows across these spot products reached 754.78 million XRP.
Daily activity showed steady accumulation. On June 29, XRP ETF products logged a single-day inflow of 14.64 million XRP, before smaller outflows followed on June 30 and July 1. Those pullbacks totaled 2.68 million XRP and 1.79 million XRP. Then, on July 2, inflows turned positive again with another 6.22 million XRP added.
Bitwise Leads XRP Products as Solana Recovers
The Bitwise XRP ETF, listed as 1XRP, led the sector with $245.31 million in assets under management. Canary XRP ETF (2XRPC) followed with $225.91 million, and Franklin XRP ETF (3XRPZ) ranked third with $167.87 million. Together, the three products accounted for most XRP ETF capital in the available data.
Solana ETFs also returned to positive territory. Daily metrics showed 77,070 SOL in net inflows on June 29, as institutional buying stabilized during the week. The Bitwise Solana Staking ETF (BSOL) held $595.88 million in assets, representing the largest share of institutional capital allocated to Solana in the data provided.
XRP Breakout Faces First Support Test
XRP finally moved above $1.14, a level that had capped recent upside attempts. Buyers pushed the token as high as $1.158 before sellers drove it back toward $1.146. During the 24-hour session, XRP rose from $1.1344 to $1.1454, gaining 2.87%. The breakout occurred at 22:00 UTC on July 5, when volume reached 81.89 million XRP — about 207% above the 24-hour average. The move carried XRP from $1.1356 to $1.1594 within two hours, clearing resistance near $1.1400.
Traders are now watching the $1.1400–$1.145 range as key support after the breakout. Sellers emerged near $1.158 and pulled XRP below short-term support at $1.150. The 60-minute chart weakened after XRP failed to reclaim $1.155. The short-term range now sits between $1.145 and $1.151. A decisive loss of $1.145 would shift attention toward $1.142 and then $1.133. XRP needs to reclaim $1.155 before buyers can test the $1.17–$1.20 resistance zone. A move above $1.20 would bring $1.29–$1.30 back into focus.
What’s Next?
XRP ETFs stayed resilient as Bitcoin spot ETFs recorded heavy outflows and Solana funds returned to positive territory. XRP’s move above $1.14 showed renewed buyer interest, but resistance near $1.155 and $1.17–$1.20 remains key. Traders should watch support before expecting stronger continuation.