XRP News Today: XRP Inflows Drop 83.4% to $31.3M Amid Market Sell-Off and Fed Signals

XRP experienced a sharp decline in inflows, dropping 83.4% to $31.3 million this week, according to CoinShares data [1]. This followed a broad market pullback driven by comments from the U.S. Federal Reserve and stronger-than-expected economic data, which raised uncertainty about the timing of future rate cuts [2]. On Friday alone, digital asset markets lost over $1 billion in capital, with Bitcoin suffering the largest outflows at $404 million—its worst weekly outflow since April [3]. In contrast, Ethereum continued to attract inflows for the 15th consecutive week, securing $133.9 million [4].

Despite the significant drop in inflows, XRP remained among the top-performing altcoins, trailing only Ethereum in capital inflow rankings [5]. This suggests that investor interest in XRP has not waned entirely, even amid heightened volatility. Other altcoins such as Solana and Aave also managed to retain positive flows, albeit at reduced levels [6]. Smaller assets like Sui and Litecoin, however, saw modest outflows, reflecting a cautious stance from investors [7].

The shift in market sentiment highlights the growing influence of macroeconomic factors on digital asset flows. While Bitcoin remains highly sensitive to Fed signals, Ethereum has shown a more stable trajectory in attracting capital [8]. Analysts note that XRP's performance this week could be an indicator of its potential to maintain investor confidence as market conditions stabilize [9]. The broader market is now closely watching which assets will continue to attract capital in the coming weeks, with XRP demonstrating relative resilience [10].

Investors have begun to reallocate capital away from riskier assets like Bitcoin, favoring altcoins with strong fundamentals or established use cases [11]. This trend underscores a more nuanced market response, where certain altcoins, including XRP, are seen as less exposed to macroeconomic volatility [12]. As the market digests recent developments, XRP’s ability to remain a top altcoin gainer despite reduced inflows suggests sustained demand for the asset [13].

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[1] https://en.coinotag.com/xrp-sees-reduced-inflows-amid-market-pullback-but-remains-a-top-altcoin-performer/