- Institutional attention is shifting toward Bitcoin and Ethereum exchange-traded funds, while Ripple is seeing outflows. Interest in digital asset investment products improved significantly on Thursday, as inflows into spot exchange-traded funds (ETFs) for Bitcoin totaled about 358 million dollars. The total inflows currently amount to 56.50 billion dollars, while the average net assets under management are 93.29 billion dollars. Spot Bitcoin ETF inflows | Source: SoSoValue Similarly, spot Ethereum exchange-traded funds recorded inflows of 85 million dollars on Thursday, ending a two-day losing streak after seeing outflows of about 19 million dollars on Wednesday and approximately 65 million dollars on Tuesday. The total inflows currently amount to 11.60 billion dollars, with an average net assets under management of 12.69 billion dollars. Spot Ethereum ETF inflows | Source: SoSoValue Meanwhile, XRP exchange-traded funds continue to lag in performance, as demand for risk remains subdued. While Bitcoin and Ethereum exchange-traded funds recorded inflows on Thursday, U.S.-listed XRP exchange-traded funds saw outflows of about 661 thousand dollars. In addition, activity remained weak on Wednesday, with no inflows recorded. The total inflows currently amount to 1.21 billion dollars, with an average net assets under management of 955 million dollars. XRP ETF inflows | Source: SoSoValue () ‌ $BTC ‌ $ETH ‌

XRP is sitting around $1.34 right now, and there's something interesting happening beneath the surface. Massive amounts of tokens have been flowing out of exchanges lately — we're talking billions leaving the market — which typically signals that serious holders are moving their coins off-platform. That kind of supply tightening usually puts upward pressure on price, but here's where it gets weird: price isn't really responding. We're seeing volume spike about 29% above normal levels, yet XRP keeps getting rejected right around $1.34 to $1.35. Sellers are clearly still present overhead. The setup feels like a coiled spring right now. When supply dries up this much but price stays flat, it typically doesn't hold for long — something has to give. If we can push through $1.35, the next logical target sits around $1.42. On the downside, $1.31 to $1.32 is holding as solid support, and as long as that zone stays intact, the structure looks fine. The real question is whether this supply compression actually translates into a sharper move or if sellers continue to cap any rallies. Given how XRP's current price has been range-bound despite these outflows, traders should watch that $1.34-$1.35 area closely — it's the immediate tell for what comes next.

Crypto ETF capital flows for yesterday. ▫️#BTC = +$358,170,000. ▫️#ETH = +$85,190,000. ▫️#XRP = -$661,160. ▫️#LINK = -$163,790. ▫️#DOT = +$784,960.