United States Ether exchange traded funds end outflow streak; XRP inflows jump

The move followed more than $700 million of net redemptions from spot Ether products over the prior week. After the reversal, cumulative net inflows in U.S. spot Ether ETFs stood at about $12.5 billion, per SoSoValue.

Spot XRP exchange-traded funds posted $43.9 million in net inflows on Dec. 22, their strongest daily total since early December. The products have not recorded a net outflow day since launch, pushing cumulative net inflows above $1.1 billion.

Flows in other altcoin funds were mixed. Spot Solana ETFs added to their streak of net inflows, lifting cumulative net inflows to about $750 million. The Solana products have logged three outflow days since launch, including a net negative day on Dec. 3. Chainlink ETFs added nearly $2 million on Dec. 22, bringing cumulative net inflows to roughly $58 million.

Dogecoin ETF activity cooled further. SoSoValue showed cumulative net inflows holding at about $2 million, while total value traded fell to $67,000 on Dec. 22, the second-lowest trading day for the products in December.

In the broader market, CoinShares reported that global crypto exchange-traded products saw about $952 million in net outflows over the week through Dec. 19, led by spot Bitcoin and Ether vehicles. CoinShares linked the pullback to delays around the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act, which it said prolonged regulatory uncertainty as large holders reduced exposure.

As GNcrypto reported earlier, BlackRock highlighted its iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) on its public homepage on Dec. 23, 2025, placing the spot Bitcoin ETF alongside an iShares Treasury bills ETF and a fund tied to the Magnificent 7 U.S. technology stocks. The firm, which oversees about $13.5 trillion, has cited more than $25 billion of net inflows into IBIT in 2025 and roughly $62.5 billion since launch, based on figures cited in that report.