Key Highlights
- Steven McClurg of Canary Capital reported that XRP ETFs maintain steady capital inflows despite withdrawal trends affecting Bitcoin and Ethereum products.
- According to McClurg, XRP secures approximately 50 percent of fresh capital flowing into altcoin exchange-traded funds.
- Solana captures 30 percent of new altcoin ETF capital while Hedera attracts the remaining 20 percent.
- From mid-November through January 7, 2026, XRP ETFs maintained positive flow momentum before experiencing their initial outflow day.
- Bitcoin exchange-traded funds experienced negative flows across nine trading sessions this month, compared to just three outflow days for XRP products.
Steven McClurg, CEO of Canary Capital, reported that [[LINK_START_0]]XRP ETFs[[LINK_END_0]] maintain consistent capital inflows during a period when Bitcoin and Ethereum funds experience withdrawal pressure. McClurg revealed that XRP-linked investment vehicles secure half of all new capital entering the altcoin ETF sector. He disclosed that XRP funds have accumulated $1.24 billion in total net inflows and currently hold $1.06 billion in managed assets.
XRP Dominates Altcoin Exchange-Traded Fund Flows
According to Steven McClurg, XRP exchange-traded funds capture approximately 50% of new capital directed toward altcoin investment products. Solana-based funds account for 30% of these inflows, while Hedera products attract 20%. McClurg provided these statistics during his analysis of recent cryptocurrency ETF flow patterns.
McClurg highlighted that investors maintain their commitment to XRP products throughout periods of broader market uncertainty. Bitcoin and Ethereum exchange-traded funds experienced continuous redemption activity during the corresponding timeframe. McClurg observed, “XRP attracts inflows even on red days for Bitcoin and Ethereum funds.”
The CEO noted that this investment behavior signals a meaningful transformation in ETF capital distribution. He verified that XRP products gained momentum while Bitcoin and Ethereum funds endured successive withdrawal periods. McClurg underscored that XRP funds secured new capital throughout turbulent trading sessions.
Weekly flow data reinforces McClurg’s observations. Bitcoin and Ethereum products combined for $250 million in net outflows last week. Meanwhile, XRP investment vehicles recorded a $3.5 million net inflow during the same seven-day period.
Major Crypto ETFs Face Redemption Pressure
McClurg stated that Bitcoin exchange-traded funds experienced outflows during nine separate trading sessions throughout the current month. XRP funds, by comparison, recorded negative flows on just three occasions. SoSoValue data formed the basis for this comparative analysis.
Canary Capital introduced the inaugural spot XRP ETF in mid-November, according to McClurg. The fund and comparable products maintained positive inflow momentum through January 7, 2026. On that date, XRP ETFs registered their first day of net outflows.
Bitcoin and Ethereum exchange-traded funds encountered sustained redemption activity across the identical timeframe. These products experienced only occasional intervals of positive flows. McClurg highlighted that XRP demonstrated superior flow stability throughout those weeks.
McClurg shared additional asset data regarding XRP-linked investment products. XRP ETFs have gathered $1.24 billion in cumulative net inflows since their market debut. These funds currently oversee $1.06 billion in total assets under management.
The Canary XRP ETF (XRPC) holds the largest position by net assets among available products. Current figures show the fund manages $280.38 million. Bitwise’s XRP ETF ranks second with $278.22 million in net assets.
McClurg reinforced that XRP maintains stable inflow patterns during challenging market conditions. He verified that XRP funds attracted fresh capital throughout periods when Bitcoin and Ethereum products recorded net losses. Current flow data validates this pattern through the most recent reporting cycle, according to McClurg.





