XRP and SOL Spot ETFs continue to attract investment, with impressive daily inflow data.

2025-12-23 03:14:10

[Chain News] In recent trading days, the capital-raising ability of the Spot ETF market has indeed been impressive. Looking at the performance on December 22, the XRP Spot ETF attracted 43.89 million USD in a single day, with Bitwise XRP ETF leading the way, contributing a net inflow of 19.12 million USD.

The momentum of SOL is also good - a total net inflow of 7.47 million USD on that day, with the Fidelity FSOL fund performing the most eye-catching, taking in 5.85 million USD.

In terms of accumulated scale, the XRP Spot ETF has currently accumulated assets of $1.25 billion, while the SOL Spot ETF has $938 million. The Spot ETF products for these two cryptocurrencies are gradually becoming standard allocation tools for institutional and retail investors. The continuous inflow of funds reflects the market's sustained optimism towards these two ecosystems.

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· 12-23 15:20

Wow, XRP has absorbed over 40 million in a single day; institutions are really building positions crazily. --- SOL isn't sitting idle either; Fidelity's recent operations are quite aggressive. --- Is it already at a scale of 1.25 billion? I feel like this is just the beginning. --- Spot ETFs have really become the standard configuration, and retail investors are forced to enter positions. --- Bitwise has taken half of the inflow for this fund; how will the others survive? --- But speaking of which, this data looks good only for these few days; how it will go from here still depends on the Mainstream Tokens. --- Standard configuration tools? Sounds like they're trying to trap us all in.

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