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Spot XRP funds just had a quietly impressive week. While most of the crypto ETF space was bleeding capital, Ripple-focused products kept pulling in fresh money — more than $10 million net across five trading days.
Per SoSoValue data, XRP ETFs logged $7.44 million in inflows on Tuesday, $1.19 million on Wednesday, and $2.04 million on Friday. Monday and Thursday were flat — no inflows, but crucially no outflows either. Add it all up and the week finished positive by over $10 million. And here’s the streak worth watching: these funds haven’t posted a single red day since June 3, when they shed $5.34 million. That’s a clean run of consecutive positive or neutral sessions in a market that’s been pretty rough for nearly everything else.
Cumulative inflows for Ripple ETFs have now crossed $1.44 billion — an all-time high for the product category.
Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs Keep Losing Ground
The contrast with other major crypto funds is stark. Spot Bitcoin ETFs just extended their losing streak to five consecutive weeks, shedding $315 million in the most recent stretch. That’s not a blip — that’s a sustained pattern of investor withdrawal from the largest crypto asset class. Ethereum funds didn’t fare much better. Despite some early-week buying interest, investors pulled out nearly $15 million net by the close. Solana ETFs recorded their second straight week of losses too.
HYPE funds were one of the few bright spots outside of XRP, but even they only managed $5.87 million in net inflows — less than what XRP pulled in on Tuesday alone.
So basically, across the major crypto ETF categories, XRP is the one product type that’s holding its ground right now. That’s probably not what most people would have predicted six months ago.
XRP Price Fell Hard, Then Bounced
The token itself had a rough patch. XRP dropped to $1.05 on June 4 and 5 during a broader market selloff — close enough to the $1.00 level to make holders nervous. But it didn’t break. At the time of reporting, XRP had bounced back to $1.15, which at least looks like short-term stabilization.
Analyst Ali Martinez isn’t fully convinced the pain is over, though. He’s projecting that XRP could still slide further, with potential price bottoms somewhere between $0.70 and $0.90. That would be a meaningful drop from current levels. But some analysts frame that kind of pullback as a buying window rather than a warning sign — and a few are throwing out upside targets of $7.00 to $8.00 or higher if conditions shift.
Those upper-end numbers seem wild given where XRP sits today. Unclear whether that’s realistic near-term thinking or longer-horizon speculation. No formal guidance from Ripple on price or ETF strategy was available.
The $1.00 level matters psychologically. Traders have treated it as a floor worth defending, and the fact that XRP held above it during the June 4-5 dip probably helped maintain confidence in the ETF products. When the underlying asset stays above a round-number threshold that the market has fixated on, it tends to keep institutional interest from evaporating entirely.
It’s worth noting that XRP ETF inflows today don’t match the initial burst of enthusiasm that followed the funds’ launch last November. That launch-week excitement was always going to fade. But the current pattern — steady, modest inflows week after week even when Bitcoin and Ethereum funds are losing capital — is a different kind of signal. It’s not hype-driven. It’s more like a slow, quiet accumulation by investors who’ve made up their minds about the asset and aren’t reacting to short-term noise.
Whether that confidence holds if XRP does slide toward the $0.70-$0.90 range Martinez is watching is a real question. A drop of that magnitude would test the streak pretty hard. The ETF inflow data doesn’t tell you who’s buying or why — it just tells you that net capital keeps coming in. Could be long-term holders averaging down. Could be new entrants who see the current price as cheap. No way to know from the aggregate numbers alone.
But right now, the numbers say what they say. Five-week losing streak for Bitcoin ETFs. Second straight week of losses for Solana. Nearly $15 million out of Ethereum. And XRP sitting at a cumulative $1.44 billion in total inflows, with no down days since early June.
The most recent daily breakdown: $7.44 million Tuesday, $1.19 million Wednesday, $2.04 million Friday.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How much did XRP ETFs collect in inflows during the week?
XRP ETFs pulled in over $10 million in net inflows across the week, with the largest single-day figure being $7.44 million on Tuesday, per SoSoValue data.
What is the all-time cumulative inflow total for Ripple ETFs?
Cumulative inflows for Ripple ETFs have surpassed $1.44 billion, reaching an all-time high as of the reporting period.
