XRP ETFs Extend Inflow Streak, Pushing Assets Above $1.14B

U.S. spot XRP exchange-traded funds pulled in fresh capital again. According to SoSoValue data, ETF clients added $18.99 million in a single day. As a result, total net assets across XRP spot ETFs climbed to $1.14 billion. This marked another day of steady inflows. It also extended a streak that traders have quietly been watching. While prices moved lower during the session, capital kept coming in. That contrast stood out. In simple terms, money flowed in even as the chart looked weak. For many investors, that matters more than daily price action.

Where the Money Went

Not all XRP ETFs saw the same demand. The 21Shares XRP ETF (TOXR) led the day. It recorded $5.49 million in net inflows. That pushed its cumulative inflows to $5.67 million since launch. Close behind was the Canary XRP ETF (XRPC). It attracted $5.19 million in a single session. Its historical net inflows now sit near $382 million, making it one of the largest holders in the group.

Grayscale’s GXRP and Bitwise’s XRP ETF also posted positive flows. Together, these products helped lift daily trading value to $53.16 million. That figure was far higher than the previous day. Meanwhile, total cumulative net inflows across all XRP spot ETFs reached $1.03 billion. XRP ETFs now represent about 0.98% of XRP’s total market capitalization.

Price Dips, Flows Don’t

Despite the inflows, XRP-linked ETFs closed lower on the day. Most products saw price declines between 2% and 3%. That disconnect caught attention. However, this pattern is not new. In recent weeks, XRP ETFs have often added assets during pullbacks. Some traders call this quiet accumulation. Others see it as long-term positioning. Either way, the behavior suggests investors are not chasing short-term candles. Instead, they appear willing to buy during weakness. That approach often signals confidence rather than hype. It also helps explain why XRP ETF assets continue to grow even during choppy market conditions.

What It Signals for XRP

The bigger picture is becoming clearer. XRP ETFs have now crossed the $1.14 billion mark and continue to attract capital on down days. That combination tends to reflect institutional patience. These investors usually move slower. They also focus less on daily volatility. Instead, they watch liquidity, regulation and long-term use cases. XRP’s role in cross-border payments remains a key narrative for many of them.

Currently, the inflow trend speaks louder than price. As long as capital keeps entering these funds, market sentiment stays supported beneath the surface. Looking ahead, traders will watch two things closely. First, whether inflows remain consistent. Second, whether the price eventually reacts to that steady demand. If history offers any clues, quiet accumulation often shows up before louder moves.