- Both Bitcoin and Ethereum are attracting steady inflows from spot exchange-traded funds (ETFs) while XRP faces the risk of capital outflows: Bitcoin spot (ETFs) have maintained consistent interest, with inflows continuing for the sixth consecutive day. U.S.-listed $BTC ETFs recorded inflows of approximately $202 million on Monday, according to SoSoValue data. BlackRock captured $139 million of the inflows, followed by Fidelity with approximately $65 million. Bitcoin assets under management total $96.77 billion, while cumulative inflows reach $56.34 billion. Steady inflows to spot $ETH ETFs indicate growing institutional risk appetite, supporting positive market sentiment. Bitcoin ETF inflows | Source: SoSoValue Ethereum is also experiencing steady inflows into spot $XRP ETF products, supporting strong recovery since the start of the month when Ethereum traded just above $1,900. Inflows reached $36 million on Monday, up from $27 million on Friday. Ethereum spot ETFs total assets under management stand at $13.63 billion, with cumulative average inflows of $11.83 billion. Ethereum ETF inflows | Source: SoSoValue On the other hand, XRP appears to be lagging behind BTC and ETH. Spot ETFs experienced outflows of $6 million on Monday. Looking back, activity remained weak on Friday, with ETFs closing with no flows. SoSoValue data shows cumulative average inflows currently at $1.2 billion, with net assets at $1.07 billion. If outflows continue, they are likely to limit XRP's recovery potential, highlighting the impact of capital outflows on price. XRP ETF inflows | Source: SoSoValue ‌ ‌ ‌

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