Spot XRP ETFs have recorded 10 consecutive weeks of net inflows and reached a new all-time high for cumulative net inflows, according to CryptoPotato. The development extends the positive trend previously reported at $9.56 million in weekly inflows, when XRP ETF assets briefly reached $1.720 billion before withdrawals reduced the total toward $1.710 billion. Solana funds have maintained an even longer run, previously reported at 12 consecutive positive weeks, putting both newer spot-ETF categories in a period of simultaneous institutional accumulation rather than a simple rotation from one to the other. XRP traded at $1.38 on September 20, 2026, down 3.96% on the day but up 2.16% over the prior week, while Solana traded at $108.30, down 3.1% on the day and up 7.6% over seven days. The contrasting daily price declines show that sustained fund inflows do not establish a short-term price floor. The figures also come as Bitcoin and Ether funds experienced heavier outflow days, although the smaller asset bases of XRP and Solana products mean that individual transactions can materially affect weekly totals.