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XRP Crypto ETF News: Bitcoin and Ethereum received capital inflows, but XRP is still silent
Within one day, three crypto attacks occurred one after another, with a total loss of US$35.55 million.
Lookonchain tracked the three incidents on the X platform: AFX Trade lost $24.15 million due to attacks, Verus Bridge lost $7.55 million, and BSquared Network lost $3.86 million.
That's bad news, but interestingly, fund buyers were barely affected in today's crypto ETF news roundup.
Bitcoin ETF fund inflows continue to rise for seven consecutive years
Bitcoin's trading price today was US$65,764.28, a slight decrease of 0.25% from the previous day. The market value reached US$1.31 trillion, and the daily trading volume was US$26.45 billion.
Although the price fell slightly, the inflow of funds into Bitcoin ETF showed a different trend. Data showed that on July 22, the net inflow of U.S. spot bitcoin funds was US$68.99 million, which was the seventh consecutive day of net inflow. Cumulative total capital inflows reached US$51.85 billion, and total net assets were US$80.36 billion.
Specifically, BlackRock's IBIT led the way with US$38.78 million, Gray's mini trust funds added US$37.88 million, Fidelity's FBTC inflows of US$21.49 million, Bitwise's BITB increased US$5.36 million, and Morgan Stanley's MSBT inflows of US$3.77 million. Gray's older GBTC trust fund flowed out of $38.3 million.
Whale Alert flag Mass whale transfers have occurred in the past day, which may explain part of the price pressure.
Ethereum ETF capital inflows hit monthly high
Ethereum traded today at US$1,918.78, down only 0.05%. The market value was US$231.57 billion, and the transaction volume reached US$9.71 billion.
Ethereum ETF's capital inflows are even stronger. Data showed that on July 22, the net inflow of U.S. spot Ethereum funds was US$72.64 million, which was the fourth consecutive day of net inflow and the largest inflow in a single day in July. Cumulative capital inflows reached US$11.23 billion, and total net assets were US$10.57 billion.
Only two funds contributed inflows: BlackRock's ETHA led the way with $53.47 million, and Fidelity's FETH inflows of $19.18 million.
The Verus bridging attack affected the Ethereum network today, but Lookonchain pointed out that Arthur Hayes still added 644.34 Ethereum units. Another $1.25 million Ethereum transfer further exacerbated mixed emotions in the market.
XRP fund inflows have been silent for eight consecutive days.
XRP's trading price today was US$1.13, up slightly 0.12%. The market value was US$70.65 billion, and the transaction volume reached US$981.83 million.
Data shows that the net inflow of XRP funds was zero on July 22, which is the eighth time that zero activity has occurred this month. Cumulative capital inflows remained at US$1.49 billion, total transaction value was US$10.9 million, and net assets were US$1.04 billion.
One highlight comes from beyond fund data: Ripple attracted attention in CNBC reports and Statista's list of top financial technology companies in 2026, which stimulated readers 'interest even if there was no influx of new funds.
Bitcoin, Ethereum and XRP: A quick comparison
Price: Bitcoin $65,764.28, Ethereum $1,918.78, XRP $1.13. 24-hour changes: Bitcoin-0.25%, Ethereum-0.05%, XRP +0.12%. Net daily traffic: Bitcoin is US$68.99 million, Ethereum is US$72.64 million, XRP is zero. The number of days that the capital inflow lasts: 7 days for Bitcoin, 4 days for Ethereum, and zero XRP (zero inflow for 8 days this month). Cumulative capital inflows: Bitcoin $51.85 billion, Ethereum $11.23 billion, XRP $1.49 billion.
What will crypto ETF news observers see next?
Two current trends go hand in hand: hackers continue to attack protocols, while fund buyers remain unmoved. This contrast deserves continued attention in next week's crypto ETF data.
Analysis: This week's capital flow data and hacking losses showed a reverse trend, which has occurred many times in previous market cycles. Analysts who follow daily reports point out that institutional buying through regulated fund structures often takes a slower and more cautious pace than attack-driven headlines, which explains why the $35.55 million hacking day did not significantly impact fund demand for Bitcoin or Ethereum. In contrast, XRP's continued zero-inflow status revealed a structural gap between spot price interest and fund-level positions that persisted throughout July. Readers should view single-day capital flow data as one of many indicators rather than an independent signal.
