XRP ETF Inflows Slow After 13-Week Streak
US spot XRP ETFs recorded net inflows for a 13th consecutive week in the October 5–9 period, adding about $11.3 million even as XRP fell 7.3% from roughly $1.52 to $1.40 and briefly touched $1.32. Bitwise led weekly inflows, while some funds, including Canary Capital’s product, saw withdrawals. The demand contrasted with outflows from US Bitcoin, Ethereum and Solana funds during the same week.
The latest update shows that XRP ETF inflows slowed sharply: on October 14, the funds added just $740,400, all of it to Bitwise. This is far below September’s peak daily inflow of $22.6 million. Cumulative net inflows have reached about $1.803 billion, while combined net assets stand at $1.509 billion; the difference can reflect XRP’s price moves and fund-level factors and does not alone indicate investor losses. Bitwise leads issuers in cumulative inflows, followed by Franklin Templeton and Canary Capital. Persistent XRP ETF demand offers a supportive signal, but the latest slowdown and XRP’s price weakness suggest inflows have not yet overcome broader selling pressure.
Neutral
The 13-week run of net inflows and cumulative inflows of about $1.803 billion indicate ongoing demand for XRP ETF exposure, which may provide a longer-term supportive signal for XRP. However, the latest daily inflow of only $740,400 is a sharp slowdown from September’s peaks, and XRP fell 7.3% during the earlier reported week despite ETF buying. This suggests that fund demand has not been strong enough to offset broader selling pressure. In the short term, traders may view the weaker flow as a reason for caution, while a renewed pickup in inflows could improve sentiment. One low-flow session alone does not confirm an investor exit or establish a lasting price trend, so the overall price impact is neutral.