Crypto investment funds recorded $1.94 billion in outflows last week, marking a significant loss for the industry since 2018. Despite this, XRP stood out, capturing $89.3 million in inflows while major players like Bitcoin and Ethereum experienced withdrawals.

The total outflows over four weeks amounted to $4.92 billion, representing 2.9% of assets under management. Nevertheless, Friday saw a hint of optimism with $258 million inflows, indicating a potential sentiment shift.

CoinShares reported a 36% decline in assets under management due to capital outflows and price drops. The majority of outflows, 97%, occurred in the US, reflecting investor apprehension amidst Federal Reserve policy uncertainties.

Bitcoin faced a $1.27 billion outflow, although a recovery of $225 million was recorded. Meanwhile, Ethereum experienced $589 million in outflows, with a $57.5 million rebound on Friday.

XRP distinguished itself by drawing $89.3 million in inflows, a sharp contrast to other cryptocurrencies. Analysts attribute this to Ripple's infrastructure expansion initiatives, positioning XRP as a foundational asset.

Data reveals that major investors are increasing their XRP holdings, with $7.7 billion acquired over three months, suggesting possible price movement before a significant market shift.

The future trajectory of fund flows will depend heavily on Federal Reserve updates and broader economic conditions.