XRP Draws $20.3M as Crypto Funds See $1.67B Outflow

A weekly CoinShares report shows XRP attracted $20.3 million in inflows last week while global crypto investment products recorded $1.67 billion in net outflows, the third straight week of redemptions.

Institutional flows narrowed: only five digital assets drew more than $1 million, down from nine the prior week and 11 three weeks earlier. HYPE took $10.8 million after a Hyperliquid top-ten ranking, and NEAR Protocol added $7.6 million.

Bitcoin products accounted for the largest exits, with $1.44 billion leaving — the biggest weekly outflow for Bitcoin so far in 2026. Year-to-date Bitcoin inflows fell to $1.2 billion from $3.9 billion two weeks earlier. Ethereum funds lost $257 million.

Assets under management across crypto investment products declined to $141 billion from $148 billion, the lowest level since early April. CoinShares strategist James Butterfill wrote in the report: “AuM has fallen to US$141bn from US$148bn the prior week, the lowest level since early April. The pattern is reminiscent of the January-February episode that delivered five consecutive negative weeks.” The firm linked part of the weakness to Iran-related geopolitics outweighing the effect of progress on the CLARITY Act.

Regional flows were concentrated in the United States, which accounted for $1.63 billion of the global outflow. Germany recorded $25.7 million in withdrawals after holding steady in earlier weeks. Sweden saw $6.6 million leave and Hong Kong $4.5 million.

Market prices reflected the selling. Bitcoin traded near $72,545 at the time of the report, down about 1.7% over 24 hours and roughly 6.4% for the week. Altcoin breadth was at its narrowest in three weeks.

The next weekly report will show whether XRP and Hyperliquid maintain their inflows or join the wider outflow trend. XRP’s inflow streak aligns with monthly ETF inflows recorded across May, according to SoSoValue data.