Bitcoin (BTC) exchange-traded funds saw a $282.6 million outflow on September 10, marking their third consecutive outflow session. XRP (XRP) funds took in money for a third straight day over the same stretch.
The split shows how differently investors are treating the two products. XRP funds have posted one negative day over their past 20 sessions, while Bitcoin flows continue to swing between heavy buying and heavy selling.
Bitcoin ETF Assets Slide Back Under $98 Billion
Bitcoin funds have handed back $449.4 million across the three sessions, according to SoSoValue. Total net assets fell to $97.49 billion, down from $101.3 billion on September 4.
Cumulative net inflows still sit at $55.17 billion, so the recent selling barely dents the overall picture. However, the pace of the reversal stands out.
The pressure spread to other majors. Ethereum (ETH) products shed $29.8 million on September 10, while Solana (SOL) funds lost $482,547.
Bitcoin’s record over the period reads erratic rather than uniformly weak. The same funds absorbed $730.9 million on September 3, the highest daily inflow since January 14, 2026.
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XRP Funds Keep Buying While the Price Falls
XRP tells a steadier story. The funds have recorded a single outflow day in their past 20 sessions, a $7.2 million exit on September 2, and collected $190.5 million overall during that run.
Bitcoin logged seven negative days across the same window. Ethereum posted three and Solana four, so XRP’s consistency stands out among the larger crypto ETFs.
Meanwhile, the buying held even as the token weakened. XRP traded near $1.36 on September 10 after falling roughly 2.8% on the day.
Cumulative XRP ETF inflows have reached $1.70 billion since launch, with combined net assets of $1.45 billion.
Smaller products joined in. Chainlink (LINK) ETFs added $4.3 million, and Polkadot (DOT) took $663,057, its first daily inflow since June 8.
The coming sessions will test whether XRP’s drip of buying reflects a distinct, patient holder base or simply a quieter version of Bitcoin’s swings.
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Source: BeInCrypto
