XRP exchange-traded funds brought in close to $2 million on Tuesday, marking the sole significant positive flow across the entire American crypto ETF sector, based on data from SoSoValue. These five investment vehicles currently boast $1.69 billion in total cumulative inflows alongside $173 million gathered over the last 30 days.
All larger cryptocurrency funds moved in the opposite direction, with Grayscale responsible for the majority of the withdrawals. U.S. spot bitcoin ETFs shed roughly $47 million, driven primarily by GBTC which experienced $66 million in withdrawals on its own. Conversely, BlackRock’s IBIT, Bitwise’s BITB, Ark and 21Shares’ ARKB, as well as Morgan Stanley’s MSBT, collectively brought in about $41 million.
Ether-based products experienced a similar negative trend. The dual Grayscale ether funds combined for a $34 million loss, while Fidelity’s FETH attracted $10 million, resulting in a net deficit of roughly $24 million for the category. All other ether investment funds recorded zero movement. Meanwhile, Hyperliquid ETFs dropped $13 million and solana funds dipped by under $1 million.
Total net assets for bitcoin exchange-traded funds finished the session at $99.52 billion, falling back below the $100 billion threshold they had surpassed on September 3.
GBTC maintains a 1.50% fee compared to IBIT’s expense ratio of 0.25%. Investors should monitor whether these ongoing withdrawals continue to outpace positive flows elsewhere, given that this cost difference has fueled the divergence throughout the entire year.
Originally published at https://www.coindesk.com/business/2026/09/09/live-updates-xrp-funds-stand-out-among-u-s-etfs-as-bitcoin-ether-solana-funds-see-outflows.
