The XRP spot ETF recorded net inflows of $43.16 million during the week of December 29, 2024–January 2, 2025 (ET), according to SoSoValue data.
Inflows were concentrated in Franklin and Bitwise funds, while Canary recorded net outflows. During the same period, the SOL spot ETF also saw net inflows, indicating continued demand for spot-tracking cryptocurrency ETFs.
- XRP spot ETF: Net inflows of $43.16 million this week.
- Total NAV of XRP spot ETF: $1.37 billion, approximately 1.14% of XRP market Capital .
- SOL spot ETF: Net inflow of $10.43 million, NAV $1.02 billion.
XRP Spot ETF: Weekly Inflows and Asset Size
From December 29, 2024 to January 2, 2025 (ET), the XRP spot ETF had net inflows of $43.16 million; total NAV reached $1.37 billion and cumulative net inflows were $1.18 billion.
Among the constituent funds, Franklin XRPZ led with net inflows of $21.76 million for the week, bringing its historical cumulative net inflow to $252 million. Bitwise XRP ETF saw net inflows of $17.27 million, with a cumulative total of $265 million.
Conversely, Canary XRPC recorded net outflows of $1.18 million during the week. In terms of size, the total NAV of the XRP spot ETF group is equivalent to approximately 1.14% of the XRP market Capital , reflecting the level of penetration of spot ETFs into the valuation of the underlying asset during the statistical period.
SOL Spot ETF: Net inflow of $10.43 million, NAV $1.02 billion
During the same period, the SOL spot ETF recorded net inflows of $10.43 million; total NAV was $1.02 billion, equivalent to approximately 1.38% of SOL market Capital , and cumulative net inflows were $775 million.
Bitwise BSOL contributed $6.23 million in net inflows this week, bringing its historical cumulative inflows to $625 million. Fidelity FSOL saw net inflows of $2.53 million, with a cumulative inflow of $115 million.
Compared to XRP, the SOL spot ETF group has a smaller NAV ($1.02 billion vs. $1.37 billion) but a higher ratio to market Capital (1.38% vs. 1.14%). Weekly data shows that capital flows remain concentrated in a few large issuers, while the cumulative figures reflect the scale of Capital inflows over time.





