XRP Spot ETFs Extend Inflow Streak With $43M Weekly Additions

U.S. spot XRP exchange traded funds continued to attract capital at the start of 2026. Data from SoSoValue shows that XRP spot ETFs recorded a combined net inflow of $43.16 million. During the week from December 29 to January 2.

The latest figures extend an inflow streak that began in late 2025. This signals steady institutional interest despite broader crypto market volatility. Total cumulative inflows across all U.S. XRP spot ETFs now stand at $1.18 billion. While total net assets have reached $1.37 billion.

Franklin and Bitwise Lead Weekly Contributions

Among individual products the Franklin XRP ETF (XRPZ) led weekly inflows. The fund added $21.76 million over the period. This brings its historical total net inflow to $252 million. Close behind the Bitwise XRP ETF posted $17.27 million in weekly net inflows. Its cumulative inflows now stand slightly higher at $265 million. Which makes it the largest XRP ETF by historical inflow totals.

Other products also contributed modestly. The Grayscale XRP ETF added fresh capital. While Canary and 21Shares products saw limited or flat daily flows. Still the overall trend remained positive. With inflows spread across multiple issuers rather than concentrated in a single fund.

Trading Activity and Asset Share Continue to Rise

Trading volumes also increased alongside inflows. Total value traded across U.S. XRP spot ETFs reached $117.45 million during the week, more than double the previous week’s level. This rise suggests growing participation from institutional and active market participants.

Collectively XRP spot ETFs now hold approximately 1.14% of XRP’s circulating market capitalization. That share has climbed steadily since the products launched. This is reflecting continued allocation rather than short term positioning. On a daily basis, January 2 alone saw $13.59 million in net inflows. This came as XRP prices posted strong gains. Which may have reinforced demand without triggering significant profit-taking.

Inflows Persist as 2026 Begins

The sustained inflow pattern shows how XRP spot ETFs have become a stable entry point for regulated exposure. Unlike earlier crypto cycles, driven largely by retail speculation. The recent flows appear more measured and consistent. Market analysts note that ETF demand often reflects longer term allocation strategies. Rather than short term price bets. As a result, steady inflows can continue even during periods of consolidation or modest pullbacks.

While it remains early in the year. The data suggests XRP spot ETFs have entered with momentum intact. Whether inflows accelerate further may depend on broader crypto market conditions. Including regulatory developments and XRP price performance in the weeks ahead. Currently, the numbers point to a clear trend. Institutional participation in XRP linked products continues to build, one week at a time.