Recent fund flow data shared by crypto analyst and investor Xaif Crypto points to a notable divergence in institutional positioning across major digital assets, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, and XRP.
The figures, sourced from CoinShares and covering the most recent reporting period, indicate that XRP recorded the strongest weekly inflows among tracked assets, unlike Bitcoin and Ethereum, which experienced substantial capital withdrawals.
The data presents a snapshot of how institutional allocations are adjusting as the year approaches its close, highlighting a growing preference for select assets rather than broad-based exposure.
🔥 $XRP is the momentum king right now.
Weekly inflows:$XRP → +$70.2M 🔥$SOL → +$7.5M
Outflows:$BTC → –$443M$ETH → –$59.3MWhile $BTC and $ETH bleed, XRP stands alone dominating institutional rotation. https://t.co/jCzHZ1Gmgi pic.twitter.com/nnAwDqIDsX
— Xaif Crypto🇮🇳|🇺🇸 (@Xaif_Crypto) December 29, 2025
XRP Posts Strong Weekly Inflows
According to the reported figures, XRP attracted approximately $70.2 million in weekly inflows, placing it well ahead of other major assets during the same period. This performance contrasts sharply with the broader market trend, where most large-cap assets saw either muted interest or outright outflows.
Solana, the next closest performer every week, recorded inflows of around $7.5 million, a fraction of the capital directed into XRP-based products. The data suggests that XRP captured a disproportionate share of new institutional allocations over the week under review.
Month-to-date figures further reinforce this positioning, with XRP showing significant cumulative inflows compared to many peers. Year-to-date data also place XRP among the stronger performers in terms of sustained capital attraction, reflecting consistency rather than a single isolated spike.
Bitcoin and Ethereum Face Heavy Withdrawals
In contrast, Bitcoin products recorded weekly outflows of roughly $443 million, making it the largest source of capital withdrawals in the dataset. Ethereum followed a similar, though less severe, pattern with weekly outflows of approximately $59.3 million.
These movements indicate a reduction in exposure to the two largest digital assets by market capitalization, at least within institutional investment vehicles tracked by CoinShares.
The broader context of the data shows that these outflows occurred despite Bitcoin and Ethereum maintaining dominant positions in total assets under management. This suggests that the activity reflects portfolio rebalancing rather than a wholesale exit from the digital asset market.
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Implications of Institutional Rotation
Xaif Crypto’s assessment frames XRP as the primary beneficiary of this short-term rotation in institutional capital. While Bitcoin and Ethereum saw capital reductions, XRP stood out as the only major asset registering sizable positive flows every week.
The contrast underscores a selective approach by institutional participants, who appear to be reallocating funds rather than withdrawing from the asset class entirely.
Overall, the CoinShares data illustrates a market environment where capital is being redistributed toward assets demonstrating relative strength in institutional demand.
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