XRP Spot ETFs Record 30 Consecutive Inflow Days, Near $1 Billion in Net Capital
U.S.-listed spot XRP $1.93 ETFs have seen fresh capital flow in every trading session since their launch on Nov. 13, marking 30 consecutive days of net inflows. This streak sets them apart from bitcoin and ether ETFs, which experienced intermittent outflows over the same period.
Data from SoSoValue shows cumulative net inflows into XRP ETFs have reached around $975 million as of Dec. 12, while total net assets now sit near $1.18 billion. No session has recorded net redemptions since launch.
The continuous inflows contrast with more established crypto ETFs. Bitcoin and ether funds, which dominate crypto ETF assets, saw stop-start flows recently amid shifting interest-rate expectations, equity-market volatility, and tech-sector concerns.
XRP ETFs’ steady allocations suggest they are being used as structural positions rather than short-term trading vehicles. Unlike bitcoin ETFs, often sensitive to macro conditions, XRP funds attract investors seeking exposure to crypto assets with specific use cases in payments and settlement infrastructure.
This trend also reflects a broader evolution in the crypto ETF market, as investors increasingly diversify beyond bitcoin and ether into alternative digital assets.
