- Spot XRP ETFs attracted more than $10 million in fresh inflows last week despite broader crypto ETF outflows.
- Total cumulative inflows have climbed above $1.44 billion, reaching a new all-time high.
- XRP remains above the crucial $1.00 level, though analysts remain divided on its next major move.
While much of the crypto ETF market continues to struggle through persistent outflows, XRP-focused funds are quietly telling a different story. At a time when investors have been pulling money from several major digital asset products, spot XRP ETFs have continued attracting fresh capital, extending a trend that has become increasingly difficult to ignore.
The contrast is striking. Bitcoin ETFs are seeing money leave. Ethereum funds have struggled to maintain momentum. Even some of the market’s newer products have faced pressure. Yet XRP keeps drawing buyers.
That doesn’t necessarily mean the token is out of the woods, but it does suggest investors are seeing something worth betting on.
XRP ETFs Continue Their Impressive Streak
Recent data shows spot XRP ETFs brought in $7.44 million on Tuesday, followed by another $1.19 million on Wednesday and $2.04 million on Friday. Monday and Thursday recorded no reported flows, but importantly, there were no significant outflows either.
By the end of the week, XRP investment products had accumulated more than $10 million in net inflows.
What’s perhaps even more impressive is the consistency. XRP funds have largely avoided the red since early June, maintaining positive momentum during a period when many competing products have struggled to attract capital.
As a result, cumulative net inflows into spot XRP ETFs have now climbed above $1.44 billion, marking a new record high for the category.
That’s still below the excitement seen immediately after the products launched last November, but considering current market conditions, it’s a notable achievement.
Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs Face a Different Reality
The broader ETF landscape paints a much less optimistic picture.
Spot Bitcoin ETFs recently extended their losing streak to five consecutive weeks of net outflows. During the latest reporting period alone, investors pulled approximately $315 million from Bitcoin-related products.
Ethereum funds didn’t fare much better. Despite showing some strength earlier in the week, Ethereum ETFs still finished with roughly $15 million in net outflows overall.
Even Solana-focused products remained under pressure, ending another week in negative territory as investors continued reducing exposure.
Interestingly, Hyperliquid-based investment products managed to stay positive, but their weekly inflows of roughly $5.87 million still fell short of XRP’s performance.
For now, XRP appears to be standing out as one of the few bright spots in an otherwise difficult ETF environment.
XRP Price Holds Above a Critical Level
The token itself has had a challenging month.
During the sharp market sell-off earlier this month, XRP briefly fell to around $1.05, coming dangerously close to breaking below the psychologically important $1.00 level. That support zone has not been tested so aggressively in nearly two years.
Yet buyers stepped in.
Rather than collapsing further, XRP managed to stabilize and gradually recover. At the time of writing, the token is trading near $1.15, representing a respectable rebound from its recent lows.
Holding above $1.00 may seem like a small victory, but in technical markets, those psychological levels often matter more than many traders realize.
Analysts Remain Divided on What Comes Next
Despite the recovery, not everyone is convinced the danger has passed.
Crypto analyst Ali Martinez recently outlined downside scenarios for several major cryptocurrencies, including XRP. According to his analysis, the token could still revisit lower levels between $0.70 and $0.90 if broader market weakness returns.
That possibility continues to keep some traders cautious.
At the same time, other analysts are focusing on the bigger picture. Martinez, alongside market commentator EGRAG CRYPTO, has also highlighted the potential for a significant recovery once the current correction runs its course.
Their longer-term projections suggest XRP could eventually target the $7 to $8 range, with some forecasts extending even higher under favorable market conditions.
Those targets remain speculative, of course. But they help explain why some investors continue accumulating exposure despite short-term uncertainty.
ETF Demand Could Become a Key Driver
The growing divergence between ETF demand and XRP’s price action is becoming one of the most interesting narratives in the market.
Normally, strong inflows and rising institutional interest translate into stronger price performance. In XRP’s case, however, the token continues to trade below major resistance levels despite attracting fresh capital.
That disconnect won’t necessarily last forever.
If ETF inflows remain steady while selling pressure gradually fades, the foundation for a stronger recovery could begin to form. Until then, XRP remains caught between bullish institutional demand and a market that is still searching for direction.
For now, investors appear willing to keep buying the ETF products even as the token itself struggles to fully break free from recent volatility.
