Bitcoin ETF Outflows Hit $282.6M as XRP Funds Extend Inflow Streak

U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $282.6 million in net outflows on September 10, marking their third consecutive day of withdrawals. XRP ETFs moved in the opposite direction, posting a third straight session of inflows.

The divergence highlights a growing difference in institutional demand. Bitcoin funds have now lost $449.4 million across three sessions, while XRP products have maintained a much steadier flow pattern.

Bitcoin ETF Assets Fall Below $98 Billion

Bitcoin ETF net assets dropped to $97.49 billion, down from $101.3 billion on September 4. Despite the recent selling, cumulative net inflows remain strong at $55.17 billion.

The latest reversal follows a much stronger period of demand. Bitcoin ETFs absorbed $730.9 million on September 3, their largest single-day inflow since January 14.

Ethereum ETFs also recorded $29.8 million in outflows on September 10, while Solana funds lost $482,547.

The shift comes after Bitcoin ETFs attracted nearly $987 million during the week ending September 4, as reported in our recent coverage.

Related: Spot Bitcoin ETFs Pull In $987 Million as Institutional Demand Recovers

XRP ETFs Keep Attracting Capital

XRP ETFs have delivered a more consistent performance. The funds recorded only one outflow day across their past 20 sessions, losing $7.2 million on September 2. Across that period, they attracted approximately $190.5 million.

XRP traded near $1.36 on September 10, down roughly 2.8%, showing that ETF demand has remained positive despite price weakness.

Cumulative XRP ETF inflows have now reached $1.70 billion, with combined net assets of approximately $1.45 billion.

The trend builds on XRP's recent ability to attract ETF capital even when Bitcoin and other major products struggle.

Related: XRP ETF Inflows Hold Firm as Bitcoin and Ethereum Funds See Outflows

XRP Demand Faces Its Next Test

Smaller products also attracted capital, with Chainlink ETFs adding $4.3 million and Polkadot funds recording $663,057, their first daily inflow since June 8.

For now, Bitcoin remains the dominant crypto ETF market by assets and cumulative flows. However, XRP's three-session inflow streak suggests investors are becoming more selective rather than simply leaving crypto ETFs altogether.

The next few sessions will show whether XRP's steady buying represents a durable institutional trend or another temporary rotation within the broader crypto market.