Spot XRP ETFs notched a 12th straight week of net inflows, but the streak came with a catch: weekly inflows collapsed roughly 94% from the prior week. Spot Solana ETFs kept their own green streak alive, yet their inflows fell more than 97% from the previous week's total.
The two products, which track the prices of XRP and SOL respectively, ended the week with a combined $7.17 million in net inflows — a fraction of the $263.81 million they pulled in during the prior period.
XRP ETFs: 12 weeks green, but barely
XRP ETFs finished the week with $4.74 million in net inflows, down from $75.59 million in the period ending September 25. The week started slowly, with zero net inflows on Tuesday and Wednesday. That changed on October 1, when the funds attracted $4.07 million. Then came Friday: $3.28 million in net outflows, the first red day since September 18.
The weekly total was enough to extend the consecutive-inflow streak to 12 weeks, but the pace has slowed dramatically. The prior week's $75.59 million haul now looks like an outlier.
Solana ETFs: second-best week gives way to a trickle
Solana ETFs had just logged $188.22 million in net inflows — their second-best week on record. This week, that figure shrank to $2.43 million, a drop of over 97%. The pattern was uneven. Monday brought $12.70 million, Tuesday $5.44 million. Wednesday and Thursday added $11.10 million and $5.91 million respectively. Friday contributed $1.30 million.
The week's modest haul still kept Solana's green streak intact, but the contrast with the prior period is stark.
A market-wide correction hits Friday
Friday's outflows and price action coincided with a broader market correction. XRP had been rejected twice at $1.55 before dipping to $1.45 during the selloff. It recovered to fight for the $1.50 level. SOL jumped above $123 mid-week, fell below $118 during the Friday crash, and recovered to reclaim $129.
The price swings came as the ETFs were already dealing with fading momentum. Zero-inflow days on Tuesday and Wednesday for XRP funds suggest investors were waiting for direction before committing new money.
What to watch next
Both products now carry 12-week green streaks, but the latest numbers raise a question: how much of the prior weeks' inflows were one-time allocations rather than sustained demand? The next weekly data, covering the period after Friday's correction, will offer the first real test of whether the streaks can hold at anything close to recent levels.
For XRP, the $1.50 level remains the immediate battleground. For SOL, reclaiming $129 is the near-term marker. Both ETFs need a rebound in daily net creations to avoid ending their streaks in the weeks ahead.
