U.S. spot ETF Hedera (HBAR) saw no net inflows in the ultimate week of December, leaving cumulative inflows unchanged at $83.70 million, in keeping with weekly ETF data. Total net assets were $52.19 million, which is roughly 1.11% of HBAR's market cap.
Most inflows occurred shortly after launch. How HBAR compares to SOL and XRP ETFs
Source: SosoValue
The flat reading capped a month during which the ETF added little or no recent capital after a pointy rise in the primary few weeks of its launch.
Most inflows occurred shortly after launch
Weekly data shows that nearly all of capital was invested within the HBAR ETF in the primary few weeks after its launch in late October. The fund pulled in $44.39 million in its launch week ending Oct. 31, followed by $26.66 million within the week of Nov. 7.
Source: SosoValue
By the tip of November, cumulative inflows had already exceeded $80 million, accounting for nearly the whole ETF's current asset base.
After December 3, inflows slowed sharply. The fund added $1.78 million in the primary week of December, followed by $762,250 and $898,670 in subsequent weeks before posting no gains in the ultimate week of the month.
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Despite the slowdown, the ETF didn’t experience any significant outflows. Assets remained above $52 million, showing that investors largely maintained their positions slightly than reducing their exposure.
Weekly trading activity remained capped at around $1.24 million, indicating low secondary market turnover in the course of the holidays.
How HBAR compares to SOL and XRP ETFs
While HBAR ETF inflows stalled in December, larger crypto ETFs continued to draw fresh capital. Solana Spot ETFs gained $5.21 million in a single session, bringing cumulative inflows to $763.91 million and total net assets to $950.67 million, representing about 1.36% of Solana's market cap. Solana ETF trading activity remained energetic, with greater than $33 million changing hands in the course of the session.
Source: SosoValue
XRP Spot ETFs attracted even larger allocations, recording $15.55 million in day by day inflows. This brought cumulative inflows to around $1.16 billion, while total net assets increased to $1.27 billion, representing almost 1.12% of XRP's market cap. Daily trading value was near $50 million, showing continued participation from each allocators and traders.
In comparison, HBAR ETFs saw no recent inflows over the identical period, with assets remaining stable slightly than increasing.
The difference lies in the dimensions. Solana and XRP trade with higher liquidity and support larger ETF allocations. HBAR ETFs operate on a smaller scale, which limits how quickly recent capital may be deployed without affecting execution.
As a result, Hedera's ETF construction occurred early, followed by slower, smaller additions slightly than regular weekly inflows.
