Ripple CEO Celebrates 30 Days of XRP ETF Inflows as Price Drops Below 2 USD

US spot XRP exchange-traded funds have attracted more than US$1 billion (AU$1.53 billion) in net inflows since launching in November, with no daily net outflows recorded over the period, according to SoSoValue data.

The flow pattern contrasts with other major crypto ETF categories over the same window. Bitcoin ETFs posted US$2.9 billion (AU$4.44 billion) in net outflows, while Ethereum products saw US$930 million (AU$1.42 billion) leave, according to DefiLlama. 

Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse highlighted the streak on X, citing 30 straight days of net inflows.

Sygnum Bank CIO Fabian Dori described the XRP ETF demand as a practical signal of institutional access expanding, arguing that ETFs can improve market structure by making exposure simpler for traditional investors.

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Issuers Continue to Add XRP Products

Canary Capital’s XRP ETF launch on Nov. 13 drew US$250 million (AU$382.5 million), and its CEO previously projected US$5 billion (AU$7.65 billion) of first-month flows across XRP ETFs. 

Vanguard, which manages about US$11 trillion (AU$16.83 trillion), opened access to crypto ETF trading in December, including XRP. Bitwise and Grayscale have also launched XRP ETFs, while DTCC listings indicate additional products from Franklin Templeton, 21Shares, ProShares and CoinShares.

However, the ETF demand has not particularly boosted XRP’s price. The token slipped from fourth to fifth by market value, with BNB moving ahead, and remains about 47% below its US$3.65 (AU$5.58) all-time high set in July, during a broader crypto market drawdown of roughly US$1.4 trillion (AU$2.14 trillion).

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