XRP Becomes Second-Fastest Crypto to Cross $800M ETF Inflows

The spot XRP ETFs became the second-fastest to cross the $800 million milestone, beating the products from Ethereum and Solana.

After the debut of Bitcoin ETFs in January 2024, which opened the path for other crypto ETFs, Ethereum ETFs emerged in July 2024, and Solana products were the next to begin trading en masse in October 2025. 

Although XRP and SOL ETFs filings came up around the same time, the Solana funds launched first because issuers such as Bitwise amended their S-1 filings more quickly during the government shutdown.

XRP Becomes Second-Fastest to Cross $800M in ETF Flows

However, despite XRP ETFs entering the market roughly two weeks later, they have now comfortably surpassed their Solana counterparts in terms of capital inflows. Notably, XRP recently became only the third crypto asset to cross $800 million in ETF inflows, hitting this milestone in just two weeks.

For context, XRP ETFs now boast $824 million in cumulative net inflow after 13 trading days, outpacing the $650.81 million recorded by Solana ETFs after 25 days. This makes XRP only the third crypto asset to cross $800 million in ETF inflows, after Bitcoin and Ethereum. 

Also, XRP holds the record for the second-fastest climb to this milestone, achieving it in just 13 days. For comparison, Bitcoin ETFs crossed $800 million in only two days, while Ethereum ETFs reached this level on Dec. 4, 2024, after 95 trading days, or roughly three months.

How XRP ETFs Compare to Solana ETFs

The Canary Capital XRP ETF (XRPC) set the stage for XRP’s impressive performance when it launched with an impressive $243 million worth of inflows on Nov. 13, per data from Sosovalue. Bitwise followed with $105.36 million in inflows for its XRP product on Nov. 20. Four days later, Grayscale and Franklin debuted their own funds.

These four XRP ETFs have since continued to witness rapid inflows, with their latest $67.64 million capital flow pushing the cumulative total net inflow figure from $756.26 million on Dec. 1 to $824 million at press time. The four products reached this $800 million milestone after just 13 trading days.

Meanwhile, the six Solana ETFs, which launched two weeks earlier, have failed to cross the $700 million mark despite trading for 25 days. The SOL products also saw an impressive run from Oct. 28 to Nov. 25, recording a commendable 21-day inflow streak within this period.

However, while the funds witnessed no outflows, their inflow values were not substantial enough to push them above $700 million during this period. The funds witnessed a setback on Nov. 26, when they saw their first outflow worth $8.10 million. Nonetheless, they seem to have bounced back with $45.77 million in inflow, taking their cumulative netflow to $650.81 million at press time.

It’s important to note that XRP’s rapid progress reflects its own strong performance rather than any weakness from Solana. Notably, Solana’s recent pace has also been nothing short of extraordinary, having performed much better than Ethereum ETFs did in their first month of trading.