XRP ETFs Set 2026 Inflow Record as XRP Price Falls
U.S. spot XRP ETFs attracted $41.64 million in their first four days during an earlier week, marking a 13-week high and lifting total assets to about $1.08 billion. Bitwise’s XRPP led those inflows with $17.95 million, followed by Franklin’s XRPZ with $16.56 million. XRP also gained more than 9% over seven days at that stage, trading near $1.48.
The latest data shows that XRP ETFs then recorded a stronger result in the week ending August 28, with net inflows of $110.49 million. This was the best weekly inflow of 2026, more than double the previous high of about $60.5 million. Cumulative inflows reached approximately $1.66 billion, while total net assets rose to around $1.44 billion. However, the result remained below the record weekly inflow of roughly $243.95 million set in late 2025.
Despite rising XRP ETF inflows and a recent single-day trading-volume record of $125 million for XRP-linked investment products, XRP traded near $1.38 on August 29, down about 7% over seven days after gaining more than 40% earlier in August. XRP is testing support around $1.36-$1.40, while $1.45 is key resistance. A move above $1.45 could restore bullish momentum, but a break below $1.36 may extend the correction. Traders should monitor ETF flows alongside spot selling, leverage, macroeconomic conditions and broader crypto-market sentiment.
Neutral
Record XRP ETF inflows and higher trading volume are positive indicators of institutional demand and could provide longer-term support for XRP. However, XRP has fallen about 7% over seven days despite the stronger ETF flows, showing that institutional buying has not yet overcome spot selling, profit-taking, leverage and broader market pressure. In the short term, the $1.36-$1.40 support zone is important. Holding it could allow consolidation and a rebound toward the $1.45 resistance level. A break above $1.45 would improve the bullish outlook, while a move below $1.36 would increase the risk of further losses. Because the signals are mixed, the immediate price impact is best classified as neutral rather than decisively bullish or bearish.