Ether and XRP ETF Inflow Streaks End as Bitcoin Funds Bounce Back

US-listed spot Ether exchange traded funds recorded $48 million in net outflows on Wednesday, breaking a 12-day streak of consistent inflows that had brought in a combined $1.62 billion. BlackRock’s Ethereum fund led the outflows, followed by Fidelity’s and Grayscale’s staking focused Ether product, though BlackRock’s separate staked Ether fund helped offset some of the losses with fresh inflows.

XRP Funds Also Snap Long Inflow Run

Spot XRP ETFs experienced a similar reversal, posting minor net outflows and ending an 11-session streak of inflows that had added roughly $170 million, pushing cumulative XRP fund inflows close to $1.68 billion since launch.

In contrast, Bitcoin ETFs moved in the opposite direction, attracting over $100 million in net inflows on Wednesday, recovering from more than $230 million in outflows the day before.

Crypto Prices Slide Over the Past Week

The shift in fund flows coincided with broader price declines across major cryptocurrencies, with Ether posting the steepest weekly loss, followed by XRP and Bitcoin. At the time of reporting, all three assets remained under pressure despite the mixed ETF activity.