XRP ETFs haven’t had a red day since April while everything else bleeds

Ripple’s spot XRP ETFs added $4.13 million on June 1, capping a run of consecutive positive days through all of May as Bitcoin and Ether funds posted their worst outflows in 2026.

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Ripple’s spot $XRP ETFs pulled in another $4.13 million on June 1, extending a streak that has not recorded a single day of net outflows since late April. According to @SoSoValueCrypto data, the last negative day was April 30, with every session since landing either positive or flat.A Record Month as Rivals BleedXRP ETFs drew $131.94 million in May inflows, marking their strongest monthly performance of 2026, while Bitcoin and Ethereum funds posted heavy monthly outflows. XRP ETFs had attracted approximately $81.59 million in April, making May a clear step up.The contrast with the broader market is stark. U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded nine straight trading days of net outflows through late May 2026, the longest such streak since the funds launched in January 2024, with roughly $2.8 billion leaving the complex over that run. U.S. spot Ether ETFs also faced persistent selling pressure, logging 13 consecutive days of outflows between May 11 and late May, with cumulative losses of roughly $694 million.Bitcoin products recorded about $2.43 billion in monthly outflows in May, while Ethereum products saw around $540.88 million leave funds. XRP products, by contrast, kept adding fresh capital every single session.Cumulative Inflows Hold Above $1.4 BillionTotal net assets across the U.S. XRP ETF category stood near $1.12 billion, equal to about 1.37% of XRP’s market value, while cumulative net inflows reached $1.42 billion. In total, all spot XRP ETFs have added over $1.37 billion in inflows, making them the third-largest crypto ETF category after Bitcoin and Ethereum.From May 20 to May 29 alone, U.S. spot XRP ETFs took in about $35 million, while Bitcoin ETFs lost roughly $1.70 billion and Ether ETFs shed $309 million, according to SoSoValue data. What makes the figures notable is that capital continued entering XRP ETFs while the asset traded near some of its lowest levels of the year.The flow divergence does not yet appear to be moving XRP’s spot price in a meaningful way. Daily inflows of $5 million to $17 million are not especially large in a market where XRP regularly sees more than $1.5 billion in 24-hour trading volume. Still, for a broader market defined by sustained institutional selling in the two largest crypto ETF categories, XRP’s unbroken run of positive days stands out as one of the cleaner divergence stories of the month.