XRP ETFs Near $1B Inflows Amid Flat Price, Hinting at Institutional Buildup
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XRP ETF inflows have reached nearly $1 billion over 19 consecutive days of positive net additions, signaling strong institutional interest despite the asset’s price holding steady around $2. This accumulation by major funds like Franklin and Bitwise highlights a building foundation for long-term growth in the Ripple ecosystem. 19 straight days of inflows totaling $974.50 million for U.S.-listed XRP spot ETFs, with the latest day adding $20.17 million. Franklin’s XRP ETF leads with $8.7 million on December 12, followed by Bitwise at $7.85 million and Canary at $3.62 million. In contrast, Ethereum ETFs saw $19.4 million in outflows on the same day, per Farside Investors data, while Dogecoin products experienced a sharp volume drop to $159,000. Discover the surge in XRP ETF inflows hitting $974.50 million amid flat prices—explore institutional strategies and market contrasts for smarter crypto decisions today. What Are the Latest XRP ETF Inflows Showing? XRP ETF inflows have demonstrated remarkable resilience, accumulating to $974.50 million across 19 consecutive days of positive net additions for U.S.-listed spot exchange-traded funds. This milestone, capped by a $20.17 million daily infusion on December 12, underscores persistent institutional accumulation even as XRP’s price lingers near the $2 threshold. According to data from SoSoValue, this trend reflects a strategic buildup rather than short-term speculation. How Do Leading XRP ETF Providers Compare in Inflows? The distribution of inflows on December 12 reveals clear preferences among investors for established issuers. Franklin’s XRP ETF, ticker XRPZ, captured the largest share at $8.7 million, making it the top performer for the day. Bitwise’s offering followed closely with $7.85 million, while Canary’s XRPC ETF drew $3.62 million, indicating strong demand for products perceived as reliable in terms of liquidity and management fees. Even as Grayscale and 21Shares reported zero net flows on that date, their existing holdings remain…
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