1 billion USD flowing back into the crypto market: XRP hits a record big pump, while ADA sees a 23% capital outflow.

Last week, the digital asset market finally took a breath - $1.06 billion in funds flowed back in, marking an end to the $5.7 billion that had been cumulatively withdrawn over the past four weeks.

The turning point came quite suddenly. A comment from Federal Reserve FOMC member John Williams ignited the market's nerves: monetary policy is still on a tightening track, which has led many to bet that interest rates will be cut this month. However, the Thanksgiving holiday also doused the market with a bucket of cold water, as ETP trading volume plummeted from $56 billion the previous week to $24 billion, which was unexpectedly quiet.

On the Bitcoin side, the inflow of $461 million has panicked the bears—short products saw an outflow of 1.9 million, indicating that those betting on a price decline are starting to waver. Ethereum also benefited, bringing in $308 million.

The most powerful is actually XRP, which has absorbed 289 million in a single week, setting a historical high. Over the past six weeks, the cumulative inflow accounts for 29% of its asset management scale. This wave of operations is mostly related to the imminent launch of ETFs in the US. In contrast, Cardano has suffered, with 19.3 million in funds fleeing, equivalent to 23% of its own asset scale being withdrawn, creating a dramatic contrast between the two.