XRP ETFs have already attracted $8 million in net inflows this week, extending their positive streak to 13 weeks, while Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana funds shed a combined $1.25 billion. The gap points to selective demand for XRP exposure as the coin hovers near the $1.37 level, leaving price confirmation to the chart.
XRP products received inflows in only two of the five sessions: $3.14 million on October 6 and $8.17 million on October 8. The other three sessions recorded no net movement, meaning the weekly total came from a concentrated pair of trading days rather than steady daily subscriptions.
XRP ETF net assets stood at $1.57 billion, while cumulative net inflows since launch reached $1.80 billion. Bitcoin ETFs, on the other hand, recorded $681.1 million in outflows, Ethereum funds lost $542.07 million, and Solana products shed $24.81 million. Together, those withdrawals were roughly 110 times the size of XRP’s weekly inflow.
Ethereum funds posted withdrawals in every session from October 5 through October 9, while Solana’s redemptions ended its 14-week positive run. Bitcoin’s negative week followed three consecutive weeks of inflows, a reminder that weekly Bitcoin ETF outflows can reverse quickly rather than establish a lasting demand trend.
The latest split supports a selective-interest reading. Fund-flow data captures subscriptions and redemptions, not the identity or intention of every investor.
Important to note that Bitcoin ETFs had recorded $1.918 billion in net inflows just weeks earlier, illustrating how sharply the weekly picture can change.
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The October 14 price snapshot put XRP near $1.37, and the token is trading between support at $1.35 and resistance at $1.40. That leaves price action, rather than the flow streak alone, as the key factor in assessing whether the setup strengthens or weakens.
A move above the $1.38 resistance level would be a price development to monitor, while the cited support level remains below the current price. The range is consistent with the context in a recent XRP price analysis around $1.36–$1.37 and $1.45 support, but the ETF data does not establish which direction XRP will take.
The streak is therefore supportive sentiment context, not a standalone XRP price prediction. A further XRP market analysis focused on support and resistance near $1.37 likewise frames price levels as conditions to monitor rather than a guaranteed direction.
If XRP moves above the $1.40 resistance level, that price action would require confirmation beyond the ETF flow data. If it remains below resistance, the 13-week inflow streak still offers no assurance that buyers will absorb available supply.
The next test is whether XRP can move above the $1.38 resistance area or remain below it; until then, the flow data signals relative interest, not a confirmed breakout.
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