Spot XRP ETFs Add $12.98M as Total Assets Climb to $1.54B Today
Spot XRP ETFs saw $12.98M in new inflows bringing total assets to $1.54B as institutional demand continues despite stagnant price action.
Quick Take
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XRP spot ETFs reached a total of $1.54B in assets.
Daily inflows hit $12.98M, led by Grayscale’s GXRP fund.
Funds have maintained a 50-day streak of positive net inflows.
XRP price remains near $2.13, well below 2025 local highs.
Spot XRP ETFs are seeing strong demand again. On January 13, investors added $12.98 million into XRP spot ETFs. According to SoSoValue data, this pushed total ETF held assets to around $1.54 billion. This marks another green day in what has become a long streak of inflows.
JUST IN: ETF clients buy $12.98 million worth of $XRP, bringing total ETF-held net assets to $1.54 billion. pic.twitter.com/f3nMGUP2Iu
— Whale Insider (@WhaleInsider) January 14, 2026
XRP ETFs have now recorded more than 50 straight days of net inflows. It is showing steady interest from big investors. But here’s the twist: while institutions keep buying, XRP price is still moving slowly. The token is trading near $2.13. Which is still far below its July 2025 high of around $3.65.
Strong Institutional Buying Continues
The inflows on January 13 show that big money is still confident in XRP. On that day:
- Grayscale’s XRP ETF (GXRP) saw the biggest inflow with $7.86 million
- Canary’s XRP ETF (XRPC) followed with $2.73 million
- Bitwise XRP ETF added around $2.39 million
Together, these helped push total ETF assets to $1.54 billion. Since their launch in November 2025, XRP spot ETFs have now pulled in around $1.25 billion in total inflows. Compared to other altcoin ETFs, XRP is doing very well. In recent sessions, XRP ETFs have even outpaced Solana ETFs in daily inflows. There have been very few red days since launch.
How XRP ETFs Got Here
XRP spot ETFs launched in November 2025, shortly after Ripple finally got legal clarity following its long battle with the US SEC. Once the case ended, large asset managers quickly moved in. Today, XRP ETFs are offered by several major firms, including:
Since launch, these ETFs have locked up hundreds of millions of XRP tokens. Around 1.1% to 1.2% of XRP’s total supply is now held inside ETFs. For many investors, this is a big vote of confidence in XRP’s long term future.
The Price Puzzle: Big Buying, Slow Price
Even with strong ETF demand, XRP price is not moving much. It is still sitting around $2.10-$2.20, down about 37% from last year’s peak. This looks strange at first. But there are a few reasons:
- Some retail traders are still selling after early 2026 gains
- The wider crypto market has been choppy
- Many ETF buyers are long-term holders, not short-term traders
In crypto, ETF demand often leads to price later. Supply gets locked up quietly and price follows when pressure builds.
What This Could Mean for XRP in 2026
The steady ETF inflows are a strong sign. Institutions are slowly building positions and treating XRP as a long term asset. If this trend continues, it could reduce available supply and support higher prices later in 2026. Still, price growth may need extra fuel. Such as more Ripple partnerships, RLUSD adoption or a broader crypto market rally. Currently, ETF money is flowing in quietly. The big question is when the price will finally catch up.
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