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On May 11, the United States spot XRP exchange-traded funds (ETFs) recorded the largest daily cash inflow since January 5, 2026. The U.S. spot XRP ETFs registered a net inflow of approximately $25.80 million on Monday, according to data from SoSoValue analyzed by Finbold on May 12. As such, these funds cumulatively hold tokens valued at about $1.18 billion at press time. Spot XRP ETFs daily flow. Source: SoSoValue The highest single-day inflow in 2026 was $46.10 million, posted on January 5. Since the beginning of May, these ETFs have not logged any negative days, thereby signaling a potential renewal of institutional demand. Franklin XRP ETF (XRPZ) was the best-performing, as it attracted $13.62 million in net inflows on Monday. Having reported its highest daily cash inflow at the beginning of this week, the XRPZ had a total assets of $286.82 million at the time of publication. XRPZ 202
The post Web3 salaries fall to lowest level since 2021, Finbold data shows appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com.
Web3 salaries have fallen sharply in 2026, hitting their lowest level in half a decade, and all that just a year after peaking at record highs in early 2025. As the latest Finbold analysis shows, the average Web3 worker in May 2026 earns around $138,000 a year – a steep 75.1% decline from the January 2025 peak of $553,000. Compared to, for example, December 2021 levels at around $205,000, salaries are down roughly 32.7%. In other words, the current figures reflect a sustained cooling trend, not a sudden shift. The uptick in early 2025 was one of the isolated incidents, comparable ones taking place in April, June, and December. Web3 salaries decline For further comparison, the average yearly salary during the period between December 2021 and May 2026 was around $239,000, meaning that those employed in the sector now earn 42% less than would be expected, looking at the numbers
