Los ETF de XRP atraen 35 millones de dólares mientras los fondos de bitcoin y ether pierden 2000 millones

Los ETF de XRP al contado en Estados Unidos registraron entradas netas de aproximadamente 35 millones de dólares entre el 20 y el 29 de mayo. Durante el mismo periodo, los ETF de bitcoin y ether perdieron cerca de 2000 millones de dólares en conjunto. Los flujos ponen de manifiesto la divergencia en el interés de los inversores en el mercado de criptomonedas.

Los ETF de XRP que cotizan en Estados Unidos registraron 11,88 millones de dólares en entradas netas solo el 29 de mayo. El ETF de XRP de Bitwise lideró con 7,36 millones de dólares, seguido por el XRPC de Canary con 2,38 millones de dólares y el XRPZ de Franklin con 2,14 millones de dólares. El total de activos netos en estos fondos alcanzó aproximadamente los 1120 millones de dólares, con entradas acumuladas de 1420 millones de dólares desde su lanzamiento.

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