XRP Spot ETFs See $231M Inflows Last Week, Fourth Consecutive Week of Net Gains
XRP spot ETFs recorded a net inflow of $231 million for the trading week of Dec 1–5, marking the fourth consecutive week of net inflows. Grayscale’s GXRP led weekly flows with $140 million of net inflows, bringing GXRP’s cumulative net inflows to $212 million. Franklin’s XRPZ followed with $49.29 million in weekly inflows and a cumulative $135 million since launch. Total assets under management for XRP spot ETFs stand at $861 million, with ETF market-cap ratio (ETF AUM relative to Bitcoin market cap) at 0.71% and cumulative net inflows reaching $897 million. The data source is SoSoValue; the article provides market information and not investment advice.
Bullish
Sustained weekly net inflows into XRP spot ETFs over four consecutive weeks signal growing institutional or large-investor demand, which is typically bullish for the underlying asset. Large allocations to Grayscale’s GXRP and Franklin’s XRPZ indicate concentrated interest in specific ETF wrappers, boosting on-chain and off-chain liquidity expectations. Short-term, continued inflows can drive price lifts due to demand-pressure and positive sentiment among traders. Historically, similar ETF inflow streaks for other assets (notably Bitcoin spot ETFs) coincided with price appreciation and increased trading volumes. Long-term implications depend on whether inflows continue and whether ETF AUM reaches scale; persistent adoption could support a higher baseline for XRP’s market cap and reduce volatility as liquidity deepens. However, the impact is moderated by overall crypto market conditions and macro factors; if macro risk appetite falls, ETF inflows may slow despite structural interest.