XRP spot exchange-traded funds continue to draw steady interest from large investors. During the latest trading session, investors added $12.98 million to XRP spot ETFs, lifting total assets under management to $1.54 billion, according to market data.
The fresh inflows extend a clear trend. XRP-focused ETFs keep attracting capital even while the token’s price shows limited movement.
XRP spot ETFs have now posted more than 50 straight days of net inflows. That streak is unusual for altcoin-based funds and points to growing confidence among institutional buyers.
Grayscale’s GXRP ETF led the day with roughly $7.9 million in new capital. Canary Capital’s XRPC ETF followed with about $2.7 million, while Bitwise’s XRP fund added close to $2.4 million.
Since their launch in November 2025, XRP spot ETFs have taken in an estimated $1.25 billion in net inflows. By this measure, XRP ranks among the strongest altcoin ETFs and has occasionally surpassed Solana-based products in daily inflows.
XRP Price Stays Flat Despite Strong ETF Demand
Despite steady demand through ETFs, XRP’s price remains largely unchanged. At the time of writing, the token trades in a narrow range between $2.10 and $2.20, still well below its 2025 peak near $3.65.
One reason may be continued profit-taking by retail traders after earlier rallies. Ongoing volatility across the broader crypto market also weighs on price momentum.
ETF investors, however, tend to think long term. Many use these products to build exposure gradually rather than chase short-term moves. As a result, the impact of ETF inflows often appears with a delay.
Estimates suggest that around 1.1% to 1.2% of XRP’s circulating supply now sits inside spot ETFs. This quietly reduces the amount of XRP available for active trading.
If the inflow trend holds, tighter supply could support stronger price action later in 2026. For now, ETF capital continues to flow in while the market waits for price to catch up.