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XRP Today's cryptocurrency news ETF snapshot: Who is flowing in and who is flowing out
On August 28, red candles were all over the cryptocurrency market screen, but a few charts showed different trends. Bitcoin's sharp decline comes as SoSoValue's latest cryptocurrency news ETF data shows that Ethereum, XRP and Solana funds attracted new funds on the same day. This divergence reveals a market that, despite widespread fear, has not given up entirely. The following is a true picture of today's capital flow.
Key Points
The Bitcoin Spot ETF recorded its fifth outflow of funds in August on August 28, with a single-day loss of US$201.81 million, although Bitcoin fell 2.5% that day to US$77,669.28.
The Ethereum Spot ETF received net inflows for the tenth consecutive day, reaching US$102.18 million, mainly led by BlackRock's ETHA and ETHB funds.
XRP and Solana also received capital inflows of US$26.2 million and US$18.08 million respectively, indicating that demand for altcoin ETFs remains strong despite the decline.
Why did Bitcoin ETF flow out of $201 million on August 28?
The Bitcoin Spot ETF recorded its fifth outflow in August on August 28, with a single-day loss of US$201.81 million. Morgan Stanley was the only bright spot, with a net inflow of US$9.34 million; the other four issuers all withdrew funds. Cumulative net inflows still reached US$54.63 billion, and net assets were US$97.59 billion, accounting for 6.28% of Bitcoin's market value. 
Bitcoin prices fell 2.5% on the day to US$77,669.28, shrinking market value to US$1.559 trillion.
Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Walsh intensified the pressure in a speech on August 28, noting that despite the easing in CPI and PCE data, inflation trends had not improved significantly, and called for a "quieter Federal Reserve" to reduce reliance on forward-looking guidance.
Why did the Ethereum ETF extend the inflow momentum to 10 days?
Ethereum Fund's trend reversed, recording net inflows for the tenth consecutive day on August 28, with funds reaching US$102.18 million. Cumulative net inflows are now US$12.97 billion, and net assets are US$15.23 billion, accounting for 5.20% of Ethereum's market value. 
BlackRock's ETHA fund inflows were US$83.79 million, its ETHB fund inflows were US$42.64 million, and Fidelity experienced an outflow of US$24.26 million.
Ethereum prices still fell 2.2% on the day to US$2,438.98, with a market value of US$294.339 billion.
Lookonchain detected a whale wallet 0xD452 and bought 5,425 ETH units at a price close to US$2,498, worth approximately US$13.55 million, indicating that large holders are buying on dips.
What drove the inflow of money into XRP ETFs this week?
The XRP Spot ETF received US$26.2 million in inflows on August 28, the second-best day in August. Capital outflows occurred only in gray scale; the other four issuers all recorded inflows. Cumulative net inflows were US$1.66 billion, and net assets were US$1.44 billion, accounting for 1.66% of XRP's market value. 
XRP prices fell 2.3% to $1.39 on the day. Wu Blockchain reports that Evernorth's $1 billion XRP money pool transaction has passed the SEC's review of Form S-4, and the Nasdaq listing vote is scheduled for September 30 under the ticker symbol XRPN and is backed by Ripple, SBI Group, Pantera Capital and Kraken.
Can Solana ETF hold on to gains after the card contract panic?
Solana ETF received a capital inflow of US$18.08 million on August 28, and the cumulative net inflow rose to US$1.34 billion, with net assets of US$1.43 billion, accounting for 2.35% of Solana's market value. Solana fell 3% on the day to $104.08, with a market value of $60.799 billion. 
Market sentiment was hit after Avici said its partner Rain discovered a vulnerability in the Solana card contract that affected 1,685 users and involved a balance of US$500,859.22. Avici confirmed that the self-managed wallet is safe, promised a full refund, and has filed a report with the FBI's Internet Crime Complaint Center.
On the day the news was released, the broader cryptocurrency market fell 2.2%, with its total market value falling to US$2.71 trillion, with 24-hour trading volume reaching US$87.9 billion.
Conclusion
Today's cryptocurrency news ETF data shows market divergence. Bitcoin funds retreated sharply after Walsh's inflation rhetoric and Solana's card contract panic, while Ethereum, XRP and Solana continued to attract new capital. The gap between this fear-driven sell-off and stable ETF demand could determine how quickly the slump recedes.
Important Statement
This content covers financial markets and digital assets, and belongs to the topic "Your Money or Your Life"(YMYL) in Google's Guide. Cryptocurrency prices fluctuate violently, and ETF fund flow data changes daily. The content of this document does not constitute any financial, investment or trading advice. Data is as of August 28, 2026 and may change after release. Always conduct independent research and consult a licensed financial adviser before making an investment decision.
