Ethereum ETFs Took In $216 Million on Friday. Bitcoin’s Lost Money for a Fourth Day and XRP’s Took Zero

On September 11, 2026, Ethereum funds attracted $216 million, while Bitcoin funds experienced a $13 million outflow for the fourth consecutive day. This sharp reversal in Bitcoin ETFs marked the most notable change among crypto ETFs, while XRP ETFs saw zero net flow. A net flow is calculated by subtracting redemptions from creations, and each of these ETFs reversed their previous week's activity.

Ethereum funds surged by $24 million on September 9, while Bitcoin ETFs saw a net outflow after gaining $986.9 million in the previous week. XRP ETFs recorded $36 million in activity on the same day, with the fund neither creating nor redeeming any shares. The market makers servicing XRP ETFs have yet to establish a steady two-way flow, unlike those servicing Bitcoin and Ethereum funds.

These developments indicate where capital is flowing in the cryptocurrency market, with Bitcoin ETFs down 33.48% over the past year and XRP down 26.19%.