US XRP Spot ETFs Post $6.31M Daily Inflow; Franklin and Canary Lead Cumulative $1.23B
US XRP spot ETFs recorded a combined net inflow of $6.31 million on Feb 9 (EST), according to SoSoValue. Franklin XRP ETF (XRPZ) led daily flows with $3.15 million, bringing its cumulative net inflows to $326 million. Canary XRP ETF (XRPC) added $2.31 million on the day, with lifetime net inflows now at $411 million. Total net asset value (NAV) across US XRP spot ETFs stood at $1.04 billion and cumulative lifetime net inflows reached $1.23 billion. Earlier reporting (Jan 6) showed larger single-day and cumulative flows across XRP and Solana spot ETFs — Jan 6 saw $19.12 million into XRP spot ETFs (led by XRPZ and XRPC) and $9.22 million into Solana spot ETFs — indicating prior higher liquidity episodes. Traders should note that continued ETF inflows increase spot demand and can raise short-term price sensitivity around ETF trading windows; the current readings point to steady, positive capital inflows for XRP but at a slower daily pace than some earlier spikes. This is market information only and not investment advice.
Bullish
Net inflows into XRP spot ETFs signal fresh buy-side demand for XRP exposure via regulated vehicles. The reported $6.31M single-day inflow (and $1.23B cumulative lifetime inflows) increases underlying spot demand, which tends to be bullish for XRP price pressure — especially around ETF trading windows when flows and rebalancing can move the market. The January data showing larger episodic inflows (including into SOL ETFs) indicates that flow-driven volatility can spike on some days; however, the current February reading points to continued, steady accumulation rather than a sudden surge. Short term: expect upward price sensitivity and possible intraday spikes during heavy ETF activity. Long term: cumulative inflows support a constructive demand backdrop, though sustained price appreciation will depend on persistent inflows, broader market conditions, and liquidity on spot venues.