TL;DR
U.S. spot XRP ETFs ended the week with $530,000 in net outflows after four consecutive sessions showed no reportable flows, the longest such stretch since August.
Solana ETFs lost more than $26 million during the week, extending their streak to five weeks after October produced $143.71 million in net outflows.
Cumulative Solana ETF inflows fell below $1.45 billion, while XRP’s latest pattern reflected stalled fund activity rather than renewed demand.
U.S. spot XRP ETFs saw activity collapse at the start of November after finishing October with nearly $19 million in net inflows. SoSoValue data showed more than $500,000 leaving the products on Monday, followed by $0.00 in reportable net flows on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. The four-session stretch without measurable XRP ETF flows was the longest such lull since August. The week consequently ended with roughly $530,000 in net outflows, reversing the positive monthly finish. The slowdown adds a sharp contrast to earlier institutional demand around XRP and to the broader regulated crypto-fund market.
XRP Demand Stalls as Solana Outflows Deepen
The October result had already represented one of the weaker monthly performances for XRP products despite remaining positive. November then opened with a modest redemption before trading activity effectively disappeared from the flow data for four sessions. Flat daily flows do not necessarily mean investors abandoned XRP ETFs, but they show that creations and redemptions temporarily stalled. That distinction matters because ETF flow data measure net fund activity rather than investor sentiment by itself. The latest pause follows earlier periods when XRP funds maintained positive weekly flows, including a 13-week inflow streak that ended in October .
Solana ETFs remained under heavier pressure. The products recorded $0.00 in net flows on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday before posting $1.18 million in withdrawals Thursday and $25.08 million Friday. Those redemptions pushed weekly Solana ETF outflows above $26 million and extended the category’s negative streak to five consecutive weeks. October had already produced $143.71 million in net outflows, the worst monthly result in the funds’ roughly one-year history. The latest week therefore continued the reversal from earlier periods of stronger Solana ETF demand , when cumulative inflows had stood above $1.6 billion.
By the latest snapshot, cumulative Solana ETF net inflows had fallen below $1.45 billion. The funds had also registered only two positive-flow sessions since September 30, highlighting how persistent the recent redemption pattern has become. The divergence is now less about XRP attracting fresh capital and more about Solana continuing to lose it while XRP activity goes quiet. Still, neither pattern proves a permanent institutional rotation between the two assets. Recent broad crypto ETF withdrawals provide market context, but fund creations and redemptions should be read as demand indicators for investment products rather than explanations for token-price movements.
