What to know:
- XRP ETFs recorded only five outflow days across nearly three months while attracting $6.78 million in weekly net inflows.
- Bitwise led U.S. XRP ETFs by net assets as cumulative inflows climbed to $1.49 billion across all listed funds.
- Steady institutional ETF demand has not lifted XRP’s price because broader market sentiment and trading activity remain influential.
XRP exchange-traded funds (ETFs) have recorded only five days of net outflows across nearly three months, yet the cryptocurrency has not delivered a comparable price rally. According to crypto analyst Diana, the resilience in ETF flows reflects steady institutional participation even as XRP continues to trade below expectations.
Weekly data showed that spot XRP ETFs attracted $6.78 million in net inflows during the latest reporting period, reinforcing the trend of sustained institutional demand. Bitcoin recorded $75.67 million in net inflows, while Ethereum led the market with $105.44 million, and Solana with $948,210.
Although XRP investment products continue to attract capital, the token has remained within a relatively narrow trading range. ETF inflows represent only one factor influencing price, while broader market sentiment and trading activity also shape XRP’s performance.
According to Diana, XRP ETFs’ steady inflows suggest that institutional investors have maintained exposure despite periods of market volatility. Unlike assets experiencing frequent capital withdrawals, XRP investment products have attracted buyers on most trading days. Consequently, the data reflect relatively stable institutional confidence rather than rapid shifts in investor sentiment.
ETF assets near $1 billion as fund activity remains stable
Meanwhile, SoSoValue data showed that cumulative net inflows into U.S. spot XRP ETFs reached $1.49 billion as of July 17. Meanwhile, total net assets climbed to $991.51 million, representing approximately 1.46% of XRP’s total market capitalization.
Bitwise remained the largest XRP ETF issuer with $311.04 million in net assets and $498.27 million in cumulative inflows. Canary followed with $251.75 million in net assets, while Franklin held $250.72 million. Together, the three issuers account for the majority of assets invested in U.S. spot XRP ETFs.
Additionally, all issuers reported zero daily net inflows on July 17, indicating that the week’s positive performance came from earlier trading sessions. XRP ETF products also generated $9.31 million in trading value, reflecting steady market participation.
The latest ETF data shows institutional investors have largely maintained their exposure to XRP despite subdued price performance. While cumulative inflows have climbed to $1.49 billion and weekly inflows remained positive at $6.78 million, broader market conditions and trading activity continue to limit XRP’s upward price momentum.
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