Institutional Money Rotates from Bitcoin and Ethereum into XRP ETFs

XRP ETFs draw six straight weeks of inflows as Bitcoin funds bleed billions XRP spot ETFs have taken in $1.44 billion since launch in November 2025, with six consecutive weeks of inflows through June 12, even as the token price fell. Meanwhile, Bitcoin ETFs lost roughly $5.7 billion over five weeks, and Ethereum funds saw steady outflows, suggesting institutions are rotating into XRP after its SEC case resolution. 1

Michael Saylor says investor confidence in Ethereum has collapsed At the Bitcoin Corporate Day event on June 12, Strategy executive chairman Michael Saylor argued that Bitcoin's dominance rising to 70% of the crypto market (excluding stablecoins) marks the end of altcoin monetary premiums. He pointed to competing Layer-1 networks like Solana and Sui as focusing on real utility, while Ethereum's Layer-2 fragmentation undercuts its mainnet revenue. 2

Poland's president vetoes crypto assets bill again, citing weak rules President Karol Nawrocki vetoed the crypto-assets bill on June 11, the second such veto, arguing the proposed regulations were too weak. The decision delays Poland's implementation of the EU's Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) framework, adding uncertainty for the local crypto industry. 3

Standard Chartered maintains $100K Bitcoin target after selloff Geoffrey Kendrick, head of digital-assets research at Standard Chartered, kept his year-end Bitcoin target of $100,000 and Ethereum target of $4,000 after Bitcoin dipped near $59,000. He described the drop as the likely cycle bottom, contingent on a recovery in ETF inflows and easing liquidity stress from the SpaceX IPO. 4