Altcoin ETFs See Strong U.S. Inflows in One Trading Day
- Hedera, Litecoin, and Solana ETFs drew fresh inflows, indicating high altcoin demand.
- XRP ETF posted the year’s strongest debut, hitting $58M in volume and beating forecasts.
- Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs saw sharp outflows as altcoin products attracted new inflows.
Multiple U.S. spot crypto ETFs saw inflows on November 13, as Hedera, Litecoin, and Solana funds attracted fresh institutional demand. This activity involved several issuers. The movement occurred as investors continued allocating capital to recently launched altcoin products.
Hedera, Litecoin, and Solana ETFs
As per the data of SoSoValue, the latest flows began with Hedera, as the Canary HBAR ETF added $5.37 million in a single day. This lifted its total net assets to $68.8 million and placed its net asset ratio at 0.91%. The inflow came after a steady week for the fund and set the tone for other altcoin ETFs.
Following Hedera’s increase, the Canary Litecoin ETF posted a smaller rise. It gained $698,000 over the same period, raising its total net assets to $6.05 million. Its net asset ratio moved to 0.05%, indicating slower accumulation than Hedera and Solana.
The U.S. Solana spot ETF continued its strong streak next. It recorded a $1.49 million inflow, bringing cumulative historical inflows to $346 million. With total net assets now at $533 million, Solana’s fund maintained a net asset ratio of 0.64% and recorded cumulative net inflows of nearly $370 million.
Launch-Day Volumes Support Continued Interest
These movements follow the first-day trading performance of the three altcoin ETFs on October 28, 2025. On that day, Solana, Hedera, and Litecoin recorded a combined volume of roughly $65 million. This activity showed early expectations about investor demand for alternatives beyond Bitcoin and Ethereum.
Solana again led the group. Bitwise’s BSOL and Grayscale’s GSOL absorbed most of the launch-day interest, with Bitwise drawing early attention for offering staking yield. The steady rise continued as spot Solana ETFs recorded ten consecutive days of inflows totaling more than $342 million.
Hedera also saw early activity, though at lower levels. The Canary HBAR ETF has established consistent volume from the start. Litecoin, however, posted modest activity, and the Canary LTCC fund continued operating with smaller daily movements.
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XRP ETF Adds to the Expanding ETF Lineup
The expansion of altcoin ETFs extended further when the Canary Capital XRP ETF began trading soon after its filing yesterday. It pulled in more than $46 million within its first hours. The fund reached $26 million in volume within the first 30 minutes.
As per Bloomberg, Eric Balchunas, XRPC ended its first day with $58 million in trading volume, the strongest debut for any ETF launched this year. Balchunas initially expected around $17 million for the product, yet the fund exceeded that figure quickly and reached the top position for 2025 launches.
This activity followed guidance changes issued by the SEC during the ongoing federal government shutdown. The issuers used this guidance to move forward with new listings despite the shutdown.
On the other hand, spot Bitcoin ETFs saw $870 million in net outflows on November 13, the second-largest daily dip on record. Spot Ethereum ETFs posted $260 million in net outflows, extending a three-day streak. Meanwhile, U.S. Solana spot ETFs continued their positive run with the $1.49 million inflow reported that same day.
The inflows across Hedera, Litecoin, and Solana ETFs continued to show the strength of newly launched altcoin products. The strong debut of the XRP ETF added further momentum to the growing list of U.S. crypto funds. These movements come as Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs faced sizable outflows, a contrast in investor behavior across the broader market.
