Key Highlights
- The XRP-linked investment product has witnessed weekly inflows hovering at $119.6 million.
- Spot crypto ETFs for Bitcoin showed $107.3 million in inflow, whereas Ethereum was in the red zones.
- This week’s data is similar to last week’s, indicating continued investor momentum.
XRP-linked investment products witnessed $119.6 million in net inflows for the week ending April 3, 2026, as per the latest CoinShares digital asset fund flows report released today. XRP’s performance stands out as compared to the overall market, where digital asset investment products recorded a net outflow of $218 million.
XRP ETFs have also drawn the largest weekly inflows among all tracked assets, indicating renewed investor confidence in the token regardless of cautious broader sentiment.
Bitcoin and Ethereum face increased pressure
Bitcoin ETFs stand with a weekly inflow of $107.3 million, whereas they remained vulnerable on a month-to-date basis with $145 million in outflows. On the other hand, Ethereum products faced a significant selling pressure, with $52.8 million in weekly outflows turning its month-to-date losses to $89.1 million.
Contrasting this, XRP ETFs witnessed a minor dip of $0.5 million month-to-date. However, year-to-date, it recorded $159 million in net inflows, taking total assets under management to $2.336 billion.
Other assets showed mixed results; Solana added $34.9 million, and other token products, such as Chainlink and Sui, didn’t show much activity. Short Bitcoin products captivated $16 million in inflows, showing some hedging activity.
Regional backing of investment products
The inflows into digital asset investment products were supported by significant regional buying. Switzerland was leading with $157.5 million in total crypto product inflows, followed by Germany with $27.7 million, the United States with $27.5 million, and Canada with $11.2 million.
On the provider side, CoinShares witnessed $124 million in weekly inflows, with ARK 21Shares and ProFunds Group going on the positive side. Meanwhile, iShares, Fidelity, and Bitwise remain negative.
Last week’s report shares similar pattern
The data for the week ending on March 27 showed a similar pattern. Bitcoin’s and Ethereum’s products bleed the highest, standing at $194.1 million and $221.8 million in outflows, respectively. Meanwhile, XRP ETFs witnessed $15.8 million in inflows, showing a continued momentum.
The outflows were highly influenced by the United States, which alone stood for $445.2 million in outflows, followed by Switzerland and Sweden.
Broader outlook
The increase in XRP ETF inflows underscored selective investor rotation toward assets having strong use-case narratives, mainly in cross-border payments and regulatory clarity expectations. The divergence also highlights fragmentation in the market where capital inflow is witnessed by some specific altcoins.
The individual performance of XRP shows its capability to attract dedicated institutional and retail interest independent of BTC and ETH’s performance.
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