XRP Spot ETFs See Continuous 30-Day Inflows While BTC and ETH Lag

XRP Spot ETFs See 30-Day Inflow Streak, Near $1 Billion in Cumulative Capital

U.S.-listed spot XRP $1.93 ETFs have attracted fresh capital for 30 consecutive trading days since launching on Nov. 13, setting them apart from bitcoin and ether ETFs, which experienced intermittent outflows during the same period.

According to SoSoValue, these XRP funds have seen daily inflows every session since debut, bringing cumulative net inflows to roughly $975 million as of Dec. 12. Total net assets across the products now stand near $1.18 billion, with no recorded redemptions.

This consistent inflow pattern contrasts with more established crypto ETFs. U.S. spot bitcoin and ether funds—dominating overall crypto ETF assets—have seen stop-start flows recently due to changing interest-rate expectations, equity volatility, and tech-sector concerns.

Steady demand for XRP ETFs suggests investors are using them as a structural allocation rather than a tactical trading vehicle. Unlike bitcoin ETFs, often driven by macro liquidity shifts, XRP funds appear to attract investors seeking exposure to crypto assets with specific use cases in payments and settlement infrastructure.

The trend highlights a broader evolution in the crypto ETF market, with capital increasingly spreading across alternative digital assets beyond bitcoin and ether.