Crypto Funds Continue Bleeding with $173M Withdrawals; XRP, Solana Shine

TLDR

• Crypto funds experienced $173 million in outflows during the week ending February 13, marking the fourth consecutive week of withdrawals.
• The total cumulative outflows for crypto funds over the past four weeks reached $3.74 billion.
• US-based crypto funds saw $403.2 million in outflows, while European and Canadian markets attracted $230 million in inflows.
• XRP investment products recorded $33.4 million in inflows, contrasting with the broader market trend of outflows.
• Solana products experienced $31 million in positive flows, further signaling growing interest in altcoins.

Crypto funds faced continued outflows during the week ending February 13, 2026, with withdrawals totaling $173 million. This marks the fourth consecutive week of outflows from institutional crypto products. The cumulative outflows over the past four weeks reached $3.74 billion, highlighting the ongoing trend of investor caution.

US-Based Crypto Funds Lead Outflows, European and Canadian Markets See Inflows

Crypto funds in the US recorded substantial outflows of $403.2 million for the week, more than doubling the global net outflows. These withdrawals were partly driven by weakness in crypto asset prices. Despite this, European and Canadian markets saw more positive results. Combined, they attracted $230 million in inflows, with Germany leading Europe with $114.8 million.

Canada’s crypto products experienced a positive shift, recording $46.3 million in inflows. Switzerland followed closely, adding $36.8 million. In contrast, other regions like Brazil and Australia saw smaller inflows, with $14 million and $9.8 million, respectively. While Sweden recorded $2.8 million in outflows, markets in Hong Kong, Italy, and the Netherlands showed modest inflows.

XRP and Solana Stand Out with Positive Flows, Bitcoin and Ethereum See Withdrawals

XRP investment products attracted $33.4 million in inflows during the week. This was a positive contrast to the general trend of outflows across the crypto funds landscape. Solana’s products also performed well, with $31 million in inflows, adding to the growing interest in alternative assets beyond Bitcoin and Ethereum.

On the other hand, Bitcoin investment products faced $133.3 million in outflows, leading to asset withdrawals. Ethereum products also experienced $85.1 million in withdrawals during the week. These two assets alone accounted for more than the total net outflows in the market. Despite the weak performance of Bitcoin and Ethereum, smaller assets like Chainlink saw modest inflows of $1.1 million.

Despite the ongoing trend of withdrawals, XRP and Solana are becoming increasingly attractive to institutional investors. XRP products now hold $2.549 billion in assets under management, while Solana products manage $2.145 billion.

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