XRP ETFs Post Longest Monthly Inflow Streak

U.S.-listed XRP exchange-traded funds recorded $27.29 million of net inflows in July, marking a fourth consecutive month of positive net capital and bringing cumulative inflows since April to roughly $1.5 billion, according to SoSoValue data.

The monthly inflows followed $81.59 million in April, $131.94 million in May and $59.46 million in June. The four-month sequence added just over $300 million to XRP-focused products and represents the longest active monthly inflow streak tracked among crypto funds so far this year.

Among altcoin funds, Solana attracted $14.62 million in July and has accumulated about $1.15 billion since launch. Chainlink funds recorded $4.54 million in July, while Hedera products added around $3 million for the month, taking Hedera’s cumulative inflows to about $105 million.

Hyperliquid funds drew about $293 million across May and June, briefly surpassing XRP in monthly inflows during those months, but posted their first monthly outflow in July.

Bitcoin and Ethereum funds continued to lead overall ETF flows in July, with approximately $172 million and $365 million, respectively, moving into those product groups.

Several other listed altcoin ETFs saw little or no net new capital in July. Avalanche and Polkadot reported zero monthly flows. BNB-listed funds have not recorded a net inflow since June 11. Cumulative totals for those smaller products are modest: BNB about $1.45 million, Polkadot about $1.94 million and Avalanche roughly $24 million.

Litecoin and Dogecoin funds each recorded flows on only two trading days in July, with withdrawals offsetting limited inflows; Dogecoin finished the month with about $526,000 in net outflows and Litecoin was effectively flat.

A day with zero net flows indicates that creations and redemptions balanced so that net capital did not change, not that trading stopped. The frequency of such days among many altcoin ETFs shows many products saw intermittent or minimal net demand in July.

The data cover U.S.-listed ETF products and detail where capital moved across crypto funds during the April–July period.