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XRP Spot ETFs Outpace Solana as Institutional Demand Grows

Time Trade session note (2026-10-07): XRP Spot ETFs Outpace Solana as Institutional Demand Grows XRP spot ETFs are gaining ground in the U.S. market, with five funds holding about $1.70 billion in… Primary source: original at Coinpedia (coinpedia.org).

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XRP Spot ETFs Outpace Solana as Institutional Demand Grows

XRP spot ETFs are gaining ground in the U.S. market, with five funds holding about $1.70 billion in net assets and $1.80 billion in cumulative inflows. XRP ETFs added $3.14 million in the latest session, while 30-day inflows reached $112.01 million. Solana, despite having nine ETFs, recorded $1.59 billion in cumulative inflows and a $3.68 million daily outflow. The data puts XRP among the strongest altcoin ETF products, although Bitcoin remains far ahead in overall assets and flows.

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