Bitcoin ETF Outflows Hit $282.6M as XRP Funds Extend Inflow Streak
Bitcoin ETFs recorded $282.6 million in outflows for a third straight session, while XRP funds continued attracting capital as institutional demand becomes more selective.
By Shitij GuptaResearcher
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.
Shitij Gupta
Shitij Gupta is an analyst and a researcher at Altcoin Buzz. Shitij has a vast banking experience at companies such as Morgan Stanley, ETRADE and UBS. He primarily built banking and lending products, Robo Advising solutions and Mutual Fund offerings for High Net worth clients. After his stint on Wall Street, Shitij runs a family office fund and consults businesses on strategy and execution.
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