XRP and SOL Futures-based ETFs Surpasses $1B Inflows

The growing market for cryptocurrency exchange-traded funds (ETFs) has reached a significant milestone, with futures-based ETFs tracking Solana (SOL) and XRP collectively surpassing $1 billion in total inflows.

This achievement, occurring within mere months of their respective launches, reveals the growing appetite for regulated crypto investment vehicles and has further triggered renewed debate surrounding the potential introduction of spot ETFs.

XRP and SOL Futures-based ETFs Hit Milestone

Data reveals that these futures-based SOL and XRP ETFs, which provide exposure to the price fluctuations of the underlying cryptocurrencies through futures contracts rather than direct ownership, have witnessed remarkable growth since their debut in March and April.

Notably, the REX-Osprey Solana staking ETF has contributed substantially to this category’s expansion, amassing approximately $150 million in assets under management (AUM) alone.

Furthermore, the Teucrium 2X Long Daily XRP ETF (XXRP), launched in April 2025, has experienced consistent weekly inflows, demonstrating sustained investor demand for leveraged exposure to XRP, and currently boasts an AUM exceeding $160 million.

Interestingly, while the initial months saw relatively modest inflows, both SOL and XRP ETFs experienced a surge in popularity during July, each attracting around $350 million in new capital. This surge suggests a growing confidence among investors in regulated, crypto-linked investment products.

Emerging US Spot ETF Speculation

The surge in inflow performance of these futures-based ETFs has spurred analysts to speculate about the potential for Spot ETFs like XRP. The argument focuses on the success of existing futures-based products, which demonstrates a fundamental demand for direct exposure to SOL and XRP, potentially paving the way for prominent asset managers like BlackRock to launch their spot ETFs for these assets in the future.

Market analyst MartyParty stated that BlackRock has not turned down the chance to have ETFs for SOL and XRP. He said his sources know that these products are still under review. He thinks October is still the possible deadline for any application, but he warned that no one can be sure about the timing.

However, BlackRock has stated they have no immediate plans to launch a spot XRP ETF in the US, despite the SEC-Ripple settlement. However, the SEC is currently reviewing proposals for various crypto ETFs, including XRP.

This suggests that while an XRP ETF isn’t currently available, the possibility remains open, pending SEC approval and potential decisions by asset managers like BlackRock.

Meanwhile, while the argument rages in the market, CoinTab reported in June that Purpose Investments, a well-known Canadian company with over $24 billion in assets, launched Spot XRP ETF trading on June 18th.

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