TLDR
- US crypto ETFs outside Bitcoin and Ethereum pulled in nearly $90 million last week.
- XRP funds led the group with $39.78 million in new inflows, their best week since May.
- Solana funds added $28.34 million, marking an eighth straight week of gains.
- Hyperliquid ETFs grew after a White House meeting raised hopes for US market access.
- Bitcoin and Ethereum funds still dominated, pulling in a combined $2.61 billion for the week.
US listed crypto funds outside Bitcoin and Ethereum took in almost $90 million last week. The money flowed into XRP, Solana, Chainlink and Hyperliquid products as prices for these tokens climbed.
The gains came as a broader crypto rally pushed investors to look past the two largest digital assets. Newer funds tied to smaller tokens kept extending their streaks of positive weekly inflows.
XRP funds brought in $39.78 million, the strongest weekly total since mid May. That was the sixth straight week of gains for these funds, adding up to about $72 million over that stretch.
Solana funds followed with $28.34 million. This marked an eighth consecutive positive week for Solana products.
XRP and Solana Extend Winning Streaks
Cumulative inflows into XRP funds since launch have now reached roughly $1.55 billion. Weekly trading volume also hit a record $271.74 million.
The price of XRP jumped about 50% during the week, reaching as high as $1.60. It later slipped back to around $1.49.
Solana funds have pulled in about $56.3 million over their eight week run. Total inflows since launch stand near $1.19 billion.
Solana’s price rose close to 24% and briefly traded above $100 for the first time since February. It later dropped back to about $93.
Hyperliquid and Chainlink Gain Ground
Hyperliquid funds added $3.89 million, a third straight week of gains. Over that three week span, inflows reached nearly $10 million.
Total inflows into Hyperliquid products now stand near $287 million, with assets held in the funds topping $350 million. The token’s price hit a record near $82 before falling back to $79.
President Donald Trump met with crypto executives at the White House on August 19. During that meeting, he discussed a path for Hyperliquid to operate legally in the US and asked Congress to move forward on crypto market rules.
Chainlink funds saw their strongest week since launch, taking in $13.35 million. That brought cumulative inflows to about $142 million.
Chainlink’s price rose 22% during the week and touched $12 for the first time since January. It later eased to $11.40.
Smaller funds also saw activity. Avalanche products took in $1.3 million, Hedera funds added $848,000, and Dogecoin funds brought in $654,416.
Bitcoin and Ethereum funds still made up most of the week’s activity. Bitcoin funds pulled in $1.92 billion, while Ethereum funds added $697 million.
Combined, Bitcoin and Ethereum funds took in $2.61 billion, their strongest week since October 2025. That total dwarfed the nearly $90 million that flowed into the smaller altcoin funds.
Even so, the streaks of inflows into XRP, Solana, Chainlink and Hyperliquid funds continued for another week. Prices for all four tokens moved higher during the same stretch.
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