Institutional crypto products bled $1.67 billion in net outflows last week as selling accelerated from U.S. and German allocators. The figure marks one of the heaviest weekly redemptions this year, according to data compiled by CoinShares. XRP funds stood out as the sole bright spot, recording $20.3 million in net inflows — though that represented a 30% drop from the previous week's pace.
XRP stands alone
While nearly every other digital asset category saw capital flee, XRP-focused products drew fresh money for a second consecutive week. The $20.3 million inflow is positive on its face, but the week-over-week slowdown signals that even that pocket of demand is cooling. XRP ETF flows, specifically, fell by 30% compared to the prior week, even though the net number remained in the black.
The U.S. and Germany led the exit
The bulk of the $1.67 billion outflow came from funds domiciled in the United States and Germany. The two countries have been the primary drivers of a broader institutional retreat from crypto exposure over the past month. The data doesn't specify which exact products saw the heaviest redemptions, but the pattern is consistent: macro uncertainty and profit-taking appear to be pushing large allocators to the exits.
What the numbers don't say
The weekly flows report doesn't break down whether the selling was concentrated in bitcoin, ether, or multi-asset products. What is clear is that the total exodus wiped out a significant portion of the inflows accumulated earlier in the quarter. For XRP, the question now is whether the latest inflow is a genuine vote of confidence or just a laggard reversal that will fade like the rest.
