XRP and Dogecoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs), approved in November 2025, have shown vastly different performances over their first six months of trading. Data from SoSoValue reveals a stark contrast in institutional interest, with XRP funds attracting billions while Dogecoin ETFs have struggled to gain traction.
Dogecoin ETFs have seen minimal inflows, with total net assets reaching just $10.8 million. After an initial $2.16 million inflow in November 2025, the funds saw their best month in January 2026 with $6.41 million in cumulative net inflow. However, activity has been sparse; in April 2026, only two days of inflows were recorded—$1.34 million on April 10 and $187,370 on April 14—with no further activity reported since.
In sharp contrast, XRP ETFs have garnered massive institutional support. They launched with a staggering $666.61 million in cumulative net inflow in November 2025, pushing total net assets to $687.81 million. By December 2025, cumulative inflow hit $1.17 billion, with total assets exceeding $1.2 billion. Despite a dip at the start of 2026, assets remained high at $959 million. In April alone, XRP ETFs recorded over $12 million in net inflow, bringing the cumulative total to $1.22 billion.
Recent data confirms sustained momentum for XRP and Solana ETFs. XRP ETFs recorded four consecutive trading days of positive inflows, lifting their combined market capitalization to $592.92 million. The Canary XRP ETF (XRPC) leads with $287.20 million in assets under management, while the Bitwise XRP ETF posted $11.78 million in daily volume. Franklin XRP ETF (XRPZ) follows with $227.15 million in assets.
Solana ETFs also extended an inflow streak, with a combined market cap of $375.89 million. The Bitwise Solana Staking ETF (BSOL) holds $271.49 million, and Fidelity’s Solana Fund (FSOL) manages $33.91 million. This activity coincided with Solana reclaiming the $90 price level. The data underscores a clear divergence: XRP ETFs have received significantly more institutional capital and investor interest than their Dogecoin counterparts.
