Altcoin ETF flows are increasingly diverging, with Ether funds showing signs of stabilization, XRP products attracting consistent demand, and smaller altcoin ETFs experiencing mixed investor interest.
U.S. spot Ether ETFs recorded $84.6 million in net inflows on Monday, ending a seven-day streak of outflows and marking one of the largest single-day reversals this month. The turnaround followed more than $700 million in outflows from Ether products last week, signaling a pause in selling pressure. Data from SoSoValue shows that cumulative net inflows into Ether ETFs have now climbed to approximately $12.5 billion.
At the same time, XRP ETFs extended their uninterrupted inflow streak, posting $43.9 million in net inflows on Monday. This was their strongest daily performance since early December. Since launch, XRP ETFs have not recorded a single day of net outflows, pushing total cumulative inflows beyond $1.1 billion.
Although XRP ETF trading volumes remain smaller than those of Ether products, the consistency of inflows is notable. Rather than rapid short-term rotations, the data suggests investors are steadily building positions, using XRP as a longer-term allocation rather than a tactical trade.
U.S. altcoin ETF flows continue to diverge
Beyond Ether and XRP, other altcoin ETFs are showing clear differentiation within the crypto exchange-traded products market. Solana ETFs continued to attract steady capital, lifting cumulative net inflows to around $750 million. After a brief outflow on December 3, Solana products returned to consistent positive flows, though at lower levels than XRP. Overall, Solana ETFs have recorded only three outflow days since launch.
Chainlink ETFs followed a similar pattern of gradual accumulation. On Monday, Chainlink products added nearly $2 million in inflows, bringing total net inflows to roughly $58 million. Several flat-flow sessions point to muted trading activity, with inflows appearing stable rather than driven by speculative bursts.
In contrast, Dogecoin ETFs continued to show weakening demand. Cumulative net inflows remained stuck at about $2 million, while total value traded dropped to $67,000 on Monday, marking the second-lowest daily volume in December.
Global crypto ETF outflows remain elevated
Despite selective strength in some altcoin ETFs, broader market conditions remain challenging. Global crypto exchange-traded products recorded approximately $952 million in net outflows last week, driven mainly by spot Bitcoin and Ether funds.
Asset manager CoinShares attributed the pullback to delays surrounding the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act, which extended regulatory uncertainty and coincided with increased selling by large holders.
