New data from CoinShares shows digital asset investment products recorded $288 million in outflows last week, the 5th consecutive week of declines, according to James Butterfill.
Total cumulative outflows have reached $4 billion, though that remains below the $6 billion seen during the same period last year in 2025.
Despite outflows, Ripple’s XRP and Solana continue with positive inflows in the millions, indicating strong interest among institutional investors in the midst of market turmoil.
Trading volumes also cooled significantly, falling to $17 billion the lowest level since July 2025 reflecting weaker investor participation.
The regional divide remains pronounced. The United States accounted for $347M in outflows, signaling continued negative sentiment among US investors.
In contrast, Europe and Canada recorded a combined $59 million in inflows, with Switzerland, Canada, and Germany leading the buying activity. This suggests international investors may be viewing recent market weakness as an opportunity to accumulate.
Bitcoin drove most of the downside, posting $215 million in outflows. Ethereum followed with $36.5 million in withdrawals, while short-bitcoin products saw $5.5 million in inflows, indicating some traders are positioning for further downside.
Among altcoins, XRP stood out with $3.5M inflows, alongside smaller gains for Solana and Chainlink. Although it’s modest, XRP’s positive inflows walk a different line compared with wider multi-asset outflows.
If market conditions improve, XRP could be well positioned for stronger upside or a return to new highs now that XRP ETFs are in full swing.
Ripple’s acquisitions of Hidden Road and Gtreasury expand institutional liquidity, custody, and treasury management capabilities, potentially increasing demand across the Ripple ecosystem.
Combined with RLUSD stablecoin growth, these developments may provide more fundamental drivers for XRP in the next bull cycle.
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