Spot XRP ETFs Log Tenth Straight Week of Net Inflows
Spot XRP ETF products recorded $9.56 million in net inflows during the latest five-day trading week, marking the tenth consecutive week of positive net flow for the asset class. This accumulation occurred despite a…
Spot XRP ETF products recorded $9.56 million in net inflows during the latest five-day trading week, marking the tenth consecutive week of positive net flow for the asset class. This accumulation occurred despite a volatile week that included a failed Senate vote on the CLARITY Act and a Federal Reserve rate decision.
Cumulative net inflows for spot XRP ETFs reached a record $1.720 billion on Wednesday before easing to approximately $1.710 billion the following day. The final figure aligns with the total attached to the current ten-week streak. SoSoValue data indicates that the last full week of net outflows for these products occurred in the first full week of July.
The trading week began with $11.26 million entering spot XRP ETFs on the day ahead of the Senate's cloture vote on the CLARITY Act, a crypto market-structure bill that failed to advance on Tuesday. According to primary reporting, XRP fell more than 8% within hours of the vote's failure. However, SoSoValue data showed $0.00 in reportable net flow on that day, suggesting the legislative setback did not trigger immediate redemptions from the funds.
Inflows resumed on Wednesday at $3.50 million, a figure recorded on the same day as the Federal Reserve rate hike. Demand then reversed on Thursday with $5.15 million in net withdrawals, followed by $43,700 pulled out on Friday. These two days of outflows reduced the cumulative total from its Wednesday peak but left the week with a net positive balance of $9.56 million.
Spot SOL ETFs extended their own positive streak to 12 consecutive weeks on the same SoSoValue dataset, adding roughly $13.19 million over that period. Daily inflows for SOL products included just over $11 million on Monday, $1.35 million on Tuesday, and under $840,000 on Wednesday. Thursday showed $0.00 in net flow, and Friday data was unavailable at press time, leading the source to treat it as a $0.00 day. The last red week for SOL ETFs fell in late June.
The underlying reporting does not establish that ETF flows caused XRP's recent price swings. The token had previously slid below $1.40 after touching a multi-month peak near $1.45. Since then, XRP has recovered sharply to trade at $1.47, up nearly 7% in the past 24 hours and above its earlier peak. Daily trading volume rose by roughly 13 percent to reach $3.75 billion, while the market capitalization expanded to approximately $92.7 billion. Measured against its level near $1.28 on September 17, the asset has appreciated by about 15 percent.