XRP-focused investment products led altcoin inflows again in July, pulling in $27.29 million — nearly twice the $14.62 million that went into Solana funds. The monthly figure marks the fourth consecutive month XRP has ranked first or second among altcoin products tracked by SoSoValue, with no monthly outflows since the streak began in April.
The four-month run has added more than $300 million to XRP funds, pushing cumulative inflows to roughly $1.5 billion — the largest total for any altcoin product category tracked by the data provider.
XRP extends monthly inflow streak
XRP's monthly inflows have been consistent but tapered from earlier highs: $81.59 million in April, $131.94 million in May, $59.46 million in June, and $27.29 million in July. Still, the asset now holds the longest active monthly inflow streak among all crypto funds this year, according to SoSoValue.
The cumulative figure of roughly $1.5 billion puts XRP well ahead of other altcoin products in total net flows since their respective launches.
Solana returns to second after June blip
Solana funds attracted $14.62 million in July, reclaiming second place among altcoins after a modest outflow in June. Since launch, Solana products have accumulated about $1.15 billion in total inflows.
Hyperliquid funds, which briefly surpassed XRP in May and June with about $293 million in combined inflows across those two months, recorded their first monthly outflow in July. The data didn't specify the size of the outflow.
Other altcoins: mixed signals
Chainlink funds drew $4.54 million in July, while Hedera added $3 million across four positive sessions. Hedera's cumulative inflows now stand at roughly $105 million.
Avalanche and Polkadot recorded no monthly flows at all in July. BNB hasn't registered a net inflow since June 11, and its cumulative total sits at about $1.45 million — the smallest among the altcoins tracked. Polkadot's cumulative is roughly $1.94 million; Avalanche's is about $24 million.
Litecoin and Dogecoin each saw flows on just two days in July. Dogecoin posted net outflows of about $526,000, while Litecoin was effectively flat.
Bitcoin and Ethereum still dominate the top tier
Bitcoin funds attracted $172 million in July, and Ethereum products pulled in $365 million. Those two assets continue to dominate the market structure, with XRP, Solana, and Hyperliquid forming a distinct second tier. Other altcoin funds continue to struggle for sustained investor attention.
BNB's lack of inflows since mid-June remains an open question — the token has yet to register a single net inflow day in the second half of the year.
