While all eyes are on the Solana (SOL) ETFs with a total capital inflow of approximately $682 million, the XRP ETF quietly surpassed it with $874 million — even though the SOL products launched first. Simultaneously, a series of new altcoin ETFs related to LTC, HBAR, DOGE, and LINK have officially joined the game, each fund seeing modest but stable capital flows since their launch.
The "Altcoin Buffet" Officially Arrives on Wall Street
Seven separate Solana ETFs have generated $618.62 million in net inflows since listing, and with $915.08 million in total assets under management, these funds now account for approximately 1.15% of Solana's market cap.
Meanwhile, XRP has attracted $874.28 million, according to data from sosovalue.com.
Only four XRP ETFs appear on the platform's dashboard — managed by Grayscale, Franklin Templeton, Canary, and Bitwise. Canary's ETF, with the ticker XRPC, leads with $357 million in inflows since day one. Just yesterday, the group attracted $50.27 million, with Grayscale's GXRP contributing the most.
In total, these four ETFs hold $906.46 million worth of XRP, equivalent to 0.68% of XRP's market cap.
For investors looking to access LINK, HBAR, LTC, and DOGE, these newly launched ETFs have also recorded a total of $133.46 million in net inflows. DOGE alone has two ETFs — Grayscale's GDOG and Bitwise's BWOW — which attracted $2.85 million.
ETF Floodgates Open: Altcoins Flooded with Choices
Grayscale's GLNK attracted approximately $40.90 million, while Canary's LTCC (tracking Litecoin) brought in $7.67 million. Canary's HBAR ETF (HBR) recorded $82.04 million in net inflows.
As investors can easily "jump between funds," the market is likely to become more volatile as capital continuously rotates.
And although XRP and SOL ETFs are in a close race, both are still far behind BTC and ETH ETFs — funds that were deployed a year earlier and are approaching their two-year mark of operation.
As more altcoin ETFs are rolled out, capital flows will continue to disperse. The biggest challenge will be whether investor enthusiasm can keep up with the pace of the expanding list of funds. Currently, the new ETFs are fiercely competing with each other, but the journey to reach the stature of BTC and ETH ETFs is still very long.
However, this expansion shows the market is entering a new phase — a phase of diverse choices, intense competition, and new capital inflows.
Bitcoin Hyper – A Potential Altcoin Candidate Amid the New ETF Wave
Although the ETF narrative is dominating institutional capital flows, retail and medium-term investors are still searching for potential altcoins that could break out beyond the traditional ETF scope.
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One name that is increasingly standing out is Bitcoin Hyper (HYPER) — a Bitcoin Layer-2 project running on the Solana Virtual Machine (SVM), creating a combination of Solana's speed and Bitcoin's security.
With nearly $29 million raised from its presale, a fixed total supply of 21 billion tokens, and a 40% APY for staking, HYPER is attracting strong attention from both traders and small institutional investors.
This model opens up the possibility for dormant BTC to participate in DeFi — something analysts consider one of the strongest growth opportunities outside of ETFs, making Bitcoin Hyper one of the most promising altcoins to watch in the coming year.
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FAQ 📊
Which crypto ETF is attracting the largest capital flow currently?
XRP and SOL lead the altcoin group, while BTC and ETH still far exceed them in total capital flow.
What new ETFs have launched for investors?
ETFs tied to LINK, HBAR, LTC, and DOGE have just been listed, providing more choices for the market.
What is the total capital inflow into the new altcoin ETFs?
Over $133 million for DOGE, HBAR, LINK, and LTC — while XRP and SOL are much higher due to their earlier launch.
How do XRP and SOL ETFs compare to BTC and ETH?
Although they are growing strongly, they are still far from reaching the massive scale of BTC and ETH ETFs.
