XRP ETF Inflow Hits 10.8M Tokens in Two Days, Extending 29-Day Streak
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The post XRP ETF Inflow Hits 10.8M Tokens in Two Days, Extending 29-Day Streak appeared first on Coinpedia Fintech News As of December 31, 2026, XRP ETFs have witnessed robust inflows, highlighting growing institutional interest in the digital asset. Over the past two days, investors added a total of 10.8 million XRP to ETFs, with no outflows reported. This raises the total XRP held in ETFs to 756.13 million, up from 745.33 million at the end of last week. Most inflows came from Bitwise and Franklin, with contributions from Grayscale. Monday saw 4.4 million XRP added, while Tuesday’s inflows surged to 6.4 million XRP. Analysts attribute this surge to regulatory clarity and cross-border utility, which continue to support long-term accumulation in spot XRP ETFs. XRP ETF Volume Trends and Market Sentiment While Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs saw money leaving in December, XRP ETFs continued to attract investors. They have recorded 29 days in a row of inflows, with a total of $1.15 billion added since their launch. In December alone, $478 million flowed into these funds. On some days, spot XRP ETF trading volumes even exceeded $30 million, locking up around 750 million XRP. Analysts say this growing demand could reduce the amount of XRP available on exchanges, which may put upward pressure on the price. Institutional Demand vs. Supply Shock Theory Despite the strong inflows into XRP ETFs, some people have wondered if this could cause a “supply shock” and push prices up sharply. However, industry expert Morgan pointed out that “XRP held in spot ETFs is less than 1% of the total supply,” which is too small to limit circulation in any meaningful way. He added that exchanges still hold large reserves of XRP, and tokens can be quickly moved to trading platforms whenever needed. Validator Vet also…
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