XRP Finally Stops Grazing, Leads $224M Crypto Rally Home

XRP funds are finally showing some horsepower.

Global crypto investment products bounced back with $224 million in inflows last week—a modest recovery after the late-March sentiment downturn, when investors pulled $414 million amid Iran conflict worries and inflation concerns. Apparently, concerns about geopolitical drama and your wallet shrinking simultaneously will do that to a market.

Switzerland led activity with $151.5 million, followed by Germany ($27.7 million). The US came in third with just $27.5 million. Canada rounded out with $11.2 million. One might say America showed up to the horse race with flip-flops and a sad sandwich.

XRP products saw $119.6 million in inflows—the largest positive net flows since mid-December. Year-to-date inflows hit $159 million, representing about 7% of the category's AuM. The XRP Ledger's favorite token is apparently done with its NapETF era.

Interestingly, US-listed XRP ETFs registered their first red month since November launch, with $31.1 million in outflows. Despite the March stumble, US XRP ETFs posted positive net flows of $42.52 million for Q1 2026, second only to Solana funds. In America, apparently, you have to make money the hard way.

Bitcoin funds followed XRP with $107.3 million in inflows, though the month still shows net outflows of $145 million. Short Bitcoin products recorded $16 million inflows—their largest performance since mid-November, signaling some polarized opinions. Nothing says "community unity" like half the room betting against the other half.

US Bitcoin ETFs started this week with their largest single-day performance in over a month, posting $471.3 million in positive net flows on Monday—highest since February 25. US Bitcoin funds ended Q1 breaking a four-month negative streak, pulling in $1.32 billion in March. Someone finally remembered Bitcoin was supposed to be the main character.

Solana funds saw $34.9 million in inflows. US-based Solana products ended March strong, leading altcoin funds with $45.44 million monthly and $213.1 million quarterly inflows. Solana continues its "I'm not like other cryptos" arc with impressive consistency.

Ethereum? Different story. Ethereum products saw $52.8 million in outflows, extending its negative streak as investors digest recent developments