Global crypto exchange-traded products saw $224 million in net inflows last week. That reversed a $414 million outflow the week before. XRP came out on top, pulling in more than half of total weekly inflows and leaving Bitcoin and Ethereum behind.
XRP's biggest weekly inflow since December 2025
XRP attracted $120 million last week - more than half the total. CoinShares head of research James Butterfill flagged this as XRP's strongest weekly result since mid-December 2025. Year-to-date inflows for XRP funds now stand at $159 million.
Bitcoin ETPs drew $107M but US spot funds trail
Bitcoin ETPs recorded $107 million in net inflows. The split tells a different story: US spot Bitcoin ETFs contributed only $22 million of that figure, with the rest coming from funds outside the US. Year-to-date, US Bitcoin ETFs remain in negative territory.
Ethereum bleeds for a third straight week
Ethereum ETPs posted -$53 million. Third week in a row with outflows. The prior week saw -$222 million, pushing year-to-date losses to -$327 million.
CoinShares attributes weak ETH sentiment to the CLARITY Act, a major piece of US legislation tied to stablecoins - most of which run on Ethereum. Senator Bill Hagerty said Monday he expects progress on the bill in coming weeks.
Solana holds steady at 10% of the ETP market
Solana funds added $35 million last week. More telling is the consistency: SOL ETPs have seen steady inflows throughout 2026. Their assets now account for around 10% of the global crypto ETP market.
Switzerland dominated geographic rankings
Switzerland led all regions with $157 million in inflows - more than half the global weekly total. Germany and the US each contributed $28 million, with Canada adding $11 million. The US, despite the size of its market, finished well behind European peers.
Recovery or one-week bounce?
Last week's rebound is a positive signal after a rough stretch. Butterfill was direct about the limits. The improvement did not hold through the end of the week, as strong US jobs data and tightening rate expectations pulled sentiment back down.
XRP's lead this time shows there is still appetite for alternatives. Whether that turns into a broader trend, April flows will tell.
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