US Bitcoin spot ETFs extended their inflow streak to six consecutive days on July 21, the latest sign that institutional money is moving into crypto with quiet consistency rather than headline-chasing volatility. XRP spot funds are running a parallel streak of their own, posting zero net outflows since July 9.
The Bitcoin ETF flow on July 21 came in at $69.1 million. Not a record, not a blowout number, but it's the sixth day in a row, and that kind of persistence tends to matter more than a single-day spike. BlackRock and Fidelity have been among the consistent contributors, which points to institutional conviction rather than retail traders reacting to a price move.
How we got here
Bitcoin spot ETFs launched in the US in January 2024, and what started as a novel product has steadily become a structural feature of the market. Supply on exchanges keeps thinning as more coins move into ETF custody, a dynamic that has compounded quietly over 18 months. XRP spot ETFs are a much younger story: they debuted in November 2025 and have had considerably less time to build a track record.
The last real stress test for XRP funds came on July 9, when $7.29 million exited the products in a single day, one of the largest daily withdrawals since launch. Since then, daily flows have registered either flat or small positives through July 20. For a product category that's barely eight months old, that kind of stability is worth noting.
Since their January 2024 launch, US Bitcoin spot ETFs have absorbed roughly 648,820 BTC in total, with cumulative net inflows now sitting at approximately $52.29 billion. XRP funds, for their part, have crossed $1.4 billion in cumulative inflows since November. The July 9 outflow looks increasingly like a one-off rather than the beginning of a reversal.
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