XRP ETF inflows hit all-time high as XRP price stays fragile
Spot XRP ETF flows are bucking a broader risk-off selloff in crypto ETFs, with XRP ETF demand hitting a new all-time high. Earlier reporting showed spot XRP ETFs kept a rare multi-week positive streak, with the last net outflow day noted around April 30.
The latest SoSoValue data extends the strength: XRP ETF saw inflows of about $7.44M (Tuesday), $1.19M (Wednesday) and $2.04M (Friday). Monday and Thursday showed no reported flow, yet the week still finished with over $10M in net inflows, and no red day during the measured streak (positive since June 3). Cumulative spot Ripple ETF net inflows climbed to more than $1.44B.
Meanwhile, the wider ETF complex stayed weak: spot BTC ETFs posted another large outflow (~$315M), Ethereum saw near-$15M withdrawals, and SOL ETFs remained in outflow territory. Even HYPE stayed green on the week, but its inflow (~$5.87M) was still far below XRP’s.
For price action, XRP dipped sharply during the June 4/5 selloff (around $1.05, narrowly above $1.00) before recovering toward $1.15. Technical commentary still highlights downside risk: Ali Martinez flagged a potential deeper test in the ~$0.70–$0.90 range if support fails, while also noting a rebound scenario toward ~$7.00–$8.00 if a bottom forms.
Trader takeaway: XRP ETF inflows are strengthening, but XRP price remains vulnerable under nearby support—watch for whether ETF-driven demand can translate into sustained bids.
Neutral
For XRP itself, the news is mixed. On the bullish side, XRP ETF demand is strengthening and reaching an all-time high cumulative net inflow (> $1.44B), with the measured period showing no red days and a clear week-over-week net inflow outcome. That typically supports longer-biased traders and can help limit downside if ETF buying persists.
However, price action remains fragile: XRP recently dipped close to the $1.00 area and is still trading below key nearby resistance. The cited technical outlook points to possible further downside (roughly $0.70–$0.90) before any larger rebound toward $7–$8. In addition, the broader ETF market backdrop (BTC outflows, ETH withdrawals, SOL weakness) suggests macro risk-off conditions that can overpower ETF-specific strength.
Net result: ETF flows are a constructive signal for XRP, but near-term momentum is not yet confirmed by the spot price, so the expected impact is neutral rather than decisively bullish or bearish.