Cointribune EN and CryptoSlate report the same weekly Bitcoin and Ether ETF inflow totals but give conflicting figures for XRP and Solana ETF inflows over the same period.
Cointribune EN and CryptoSlate report the same weekly Bitcoin and Ether ETF inflow totals but give conflicting figures for XRP and Solana ETF inflows over the same period.
What all sources agree on
- Spot Bitcoin funds pulled in $1.92 billion during the week
- Ethereum products added about $697 million
Where the reports disagree
1Weekly XRP ETF inflows
Capital based on XRP attracted 18.38 million dollars, mainly propelled by Bitwise (16.89 million) and Franklin Templeton (1.49 million).
XRP products led the group with $39.78 million of net inflows in the week ended Aug. 21, their strongest showing since the week ended May 15, when they attracted about $60.5 million.
What would settle it: SEC-filed fund flow data or issuer disclosures (e.g., Bitwise, Franklin Templeton) for the week ended Aug. 21
2Weekly Solana ETF inflows
Regarding Solana, cumulative inflows amount to 10.07 million dollars, split between Bitwise with 8.73 million and Fidelity with 1.35 million, establishing total managed assets at 1.12 billion dollars.
Solana funds followed with $28.34 million, while Chainlink and Hyperliquid products added $13.35 million and $3.89 million, respectively.
What would settle it: SEC-filed fund flow data or issuer disclosures (e.g., Bitwise, Fidelity) for the week ended Aug. 21
What to make of it
Treat the $1.92 billion Bitcoin and roughly $697 million Ether weekly ETF inflow figures as consistent across sources, but do not cite a specific XRP or Solana weekly inflow number as settled until issuer or SEC filing data is checked.
Treat the $1.92 billion Bitcoin and roughly $697 million Ether weekly ETF inflow figures as consistent across sources, but do not cite a specific XRP or Solana weekly inflow number as settled until issuer or SEC filing data is checked.
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