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XRP has gone live on Solana, with an integration designed to bring wrapped XRP (wXRP) into Solana’s decentralized finance ecosystem. The move, announced on Friday, is powered by LayerZero and Hex Trust and has been in development for several months.
Solana’s network has integrated XRP through a wrapped-token launch, with the asset issued as wXRP. The Solana Foundation partnered with LayerZero and Hex Trust to facilitate the cross-chain transfer.
The announcement highlighted that the XRP Ledger is built for “fast” and “low-cost” transactions. With the integration now live, XRP holders can gain exposure to Solana’s DeFi ecosystem through the wrapped asset.
Spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded their strongest weekly inflows since January, pulling in nearly $1 billion amid accelerating institutional demand, according to data cited from Farside Investors.
Total net inflows reached $996 million over the past week, the strongest performance since early January, when inflows approached $1.4 billion. The rebound was driven by a standout Friday session, which alone brought in $663.9 million—the highest single-day inflow of the week.
In the prior days, ETFs saw $411.5 million in inflows on Tuesday and $186 million on Wednesday, followed by $26 million on Thursday. The week began with a $291 million outflow on Monday, making the subsequent reversal notable.
The strong inflow activity pushed total net assets across spot Bitcoin ETFs above $101 billion by the end of the week. Trading volumes also increased, with daily activity nearing $4.8 billion, reflecting heightened participation from both institutional and retail investors.
Shiba Inu is seeing massive exchange outflows, suggesting quiet accumulation even as the price trend remains weak. Exchange outflows have exceeded one trillion SHIB in a short period, indicating a shift in on-chain behavior.
According to the data, both exchange inflows and outflows have increased, but outflows are outpacing inflows. Net flow remains marginally negative, with total outflows at about 1.24 trillion SHIB and inflows at about 1.13 trillion SHIB.
Exchange reserves are still slightly decreasing. Rather than pointing to aggressive selling, this combination typically indicates a slower removal of supply from exchanges. However, the price is not responding yet, at least not according to the information provided.
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