Exchange traded funds linked to XRP have seen a sharp drop in activity, with demand slowing significantly after a strong start. Recent data from SoSoValue shows that several trading days recorded no measurable inflows or outflows.
During the past week, three days showed zero activity, while the remaining days posted only small inflows of about 1.4 million dollars and 1.26 million dollars. Although this marked a second straight week of positive flows, the overall figures remain very low.
March has also turned negative, with nearly 29 million dollars in net outflows. This is the first monthly decline since these products were introduced in November 2025. The current trend is a sharp contrast to the early success of XRP ETFs, when funds such as Canary Capital’s XRPC attracted strong demand and helped bring in more than 1 billion dollars within the first month.
Bitcoin ETFs Show Signs of Recovery After Heavy Outflows
Funds tied to Bitcoin experienced major withdrawals following the market downturn in October, at one point losing around 9 billion dollars.
However, conditions began to improve in late February and early March, with more than 2 billion dollars returning to these funds. Even though the most recent week ended with slightly higher outflows, analysts such as James Seyffart noted that Bitcoin ETFs have nearly recovered all losses recorded in 2026.
Ethereum ETFs Continue to Struggle with Persistent Outflows
In contrast, ETFs tracking Ethereum have faced ongoing pressure. These funds have recorded eight consecutive days of outflows, ending the past week with a deficit exceeding 200 million dollars.
Overall performance has been weak, with Ethereum ETFs posting gains in only three of the last eleven weeks, highlighting continued investor caution toward the asset class.
Crypto ETF Market Shows Mixed Signals Across Major Assets
The broader crypto ETF market presents a divided picture. Bitcoin funds are showing gradual recovery, XRP products have lost momentum after an initially strong launch, and Ethereum funds continue to decline.
This mixed performance reflects shifting investor sentiment and suggests that demand across digital asset investment products remains uneven.#crypto#cryptonews https://coinsignals.net https://t.me/coinsignalpublic
