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It took a different direction from the market overall in late last month. CoinShares reported in December 2025 that digital asset investment products recorded weekly outflows of $446 million.
This indicates that overall sentiment remained fragile after the sudden drop on October 10. However, tools associated with XRP have emerged.
CoinShares stated that XRP funds attracted $70 million during the same week, despite significant withdrawals seen in Bitcoin and Ethereum products.
XRP News: Why have ETF fund flows continued to lean towards XRP?
Here, XRP news goes beyond just being a headline. CoinShares linked XRP's resilience to a larger shift that began earlier in the quarter.
The company noted that since mid-October, Ripple and Solana exchange-traded funds were launched in the United States, attracting ongoing inflows. CoinShares reported cumulative cash flows of $1.07 billion to the XRP exchange-traded fund since its launch.
CoinShares also indicated a significant divergence, as Bitcoin products recorded outflows of $2.8 billion, and Ethereum products recorded $1.6 billion, since mid-October.
So, it's not just about XRP attracting money in one week, but it continues to attract it during a period when investors withdrew their capital from the largest digital currency assets.
A clear signal of cash flows during the week
CoinShares reported that outflows affected multiple areas, with the United States accounting for $460 million of total weekly outflows. In contrast, Germany recorded inflows of $35.7 million, taking advantage of low prices to bolster its positions.
Under these circumstances, XRP topped the weekly flows, with CoinShares recording inflows of $70.2 million, compared to $7.5 million for the Solana fund.
At the same time, CoinShares reported that Bitcoin products recorded weekly outflows of $443 million, while Ethereum products saw outflows of $59.5 million.
What does the January update indicate for XRP?
The latest XRP news from CoinShares maintained the same trend, even as the macroeconomic situation changed. In a separate report published in January 2026, CoinShares stated that digital asset investment products experienced weekly outflows of $454 million as expectations for a rate cut by the Federal Reserve faded in March.
However, the XRP exchange-traded fund (ETF) continued to attract inflows. CoinShares reported a transfer of $45.8 million to XRP products during that week, along with $32.8 million to Solana and $7.6 million to Sui.
Bitcoin again captured the largest share of redemptions at $405 million, while Ethereum products saw outflows of $116 million according to CoinShares.
This sequence is important for interpretation, as it indicates that the rise in XRP price did not depend on just one week. This trend continued during two different market periods: a decline in sentiment after October, and a market reset in January driven by interest rate expectations.
What do the flows say about concentration?
CoinShares reported that investors remained cautious about the volatility of the cryptocurrency market in general. Weekly outflows remained high in late December and early January.
However, XRP products continued to attract new net money. This is the signal. It indicates that there is confidence within the cautious market range.
It also indicates that XRP, for some investors, was seen as a targeted investment rather than widespread trading in the market. They reduced their exposure to Bitcoin and Ethereum while continuing to increase their investments in the Ripple exchange-traded fund.
CoinShares recorded a week in which cryptocurrency funds lost a total of $446 million, while the XRP exchange-traded fund gained $70.2 million.
