XRP Investments Defy Market Trend with Major Inflows While Bitcoin Sees Massive $207M Drain

Crypto asset investment products experienced significant outflows last week, totaling $240 million, with XRP deying the trend. The pullback comes amid concerns about U.S. trade tariffs, which have raised fears over potential economic slowdowns. Despite this, according to CoinShares’ data , total assets under management (AUM) remained relatively stable at $132.6 billion, reflecting a modest 0.8% increase from the previous week.  Bitcoin and Ethereum Lead the Outflows Notably, the bulk of outflows last week stemmed from Bitcoin , which saw $207 million in withdrawals. This brings total year-to-date inflows for Bitcoin to $1.3 billion, despite the recent decline. Ethereum also saw notable outflows, with $37.7 million withdrawn last week, contributing to a $51.5 million outflow for the month.

Meanwhile, Solana experienced more modest outflows of $1.8 million last week and a $1.1 million outflow over the month. On the other hand, XRP saw inflows of $4.5 million for the week, although its month-to-date flows were negative at $2.1 million. These fluctuations prove differing investor sentiments toward various digital assets. Major Provider Outflows Among the key players in the market, the iShares ETF faced significant outflows, with $56 million pulled last week and $71 million over the month to date.  Grayscale Investments saw the largest outflow of $95 million. Meanwhile, Fidelity Wise Origin Bitcoin Fund was an exception, seeing a modest $10 million inflow, contrasting the overall negative sentiment in the market. In addition, ARK 21 Shares reported an outflow of $20 million, though it continues to show strength with a year-to-date inflow of $146 million. Other smaller players, such as Bitwise Funds Trust, ProShares ETFs/USA, and CoinShares XBT Provider AB, also saw outflows on a smaller scale.

Regional Flow Trends Regionally, outflows were widespread, with the U.S. and Germany seeing the largest withdrawals, $210 million and $17.7 million, respectively. In contrast, Canadian investors appeared more optimistic, with $4.8 million in inflows during the same period.  This pattern suggests that while market conditions remain challenging, some regions may be seizing opportunities to increase their digital asset holdings.