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US-listed spot XRP exchange-traded funds have recorded net inflows for 30 straight trading days since their debut on November 13, a record that stands out from Bitcoin and Ether ETFs during this same period.
According to SoSoValue data, XRP spot ETFs attracted fresh capital every trading session through Dec. 12, with total net inflows of roughly $975 million, pushing combined assets under management to about $1.18 billion.
Not one XRP ETF posted a daily net outflow over the period; this uninterrupted run stands out in a crypto ETF market where investor positioning shifted frequently as conditions changed.
Bitcoin and Ether ETFs followed a different path. Over recent weeks, both products experienced alternating inflows and outflows as investors responded to changes in interest-rate expectations and stock market volatility.
Technology shares played a role in shaping sentiment. Valuation concerns weighed on risk appetite, contributing to multiple days of redemptions from Bitcoin and Ether funds despite their dominant share of crypto ETF assets.
XRP-linked ETFs moved in the opposite direction. Capital continued to enter the products even as broader crypto exposure faced pressure. While allocations remained smaller, consistency persisted.
This contrast suggests XRP ETFs filled a different role for investors during this period. Allocations continued without reacting to the same short-term macro signals influencing other crypto funds.
Market observers point to the inflow pattern as evidence of structural positioning. XRP ETFs served longer-term portfolio allocation needs rather than tactical trading strategies. Bitcoin ETFs often reflect liquidity trends and shifts in macro positioning. Ether products also respond closely to changes in equity-market sentiment and broader risk narratives.
XRP ETFs, by comparison, drew interest from investors seeking regulated exposure tied to payments and settlement infrastructure. That focus distinguishes them from broader market proxies. The trend reflects a gradual shift within the crypto ETF market; capital allocation is spreading beyond Bitcoin and Ether as alternative digital assets gain access through regulated vehicles.
The inflow streak unfolded alongside key macro developments. The Federal Reserve cut rates by 25 basis points, lowering its target range to 3.5%–3.75% and marking its third cut of the year.
Although the move supported risk assets overall, dissent within the Fed pointed to lingering inflation concerns. Those concerns limited follow-through across speculative markets, including crypto. During the same period, XRP price action remained constrained.
The token struggled to clear the $2.00 psychological level despite improving institutional narratives. Trading volume increased near that level, signaling selling pressure into strength. The divergence leaves one central issue unresolved: Can steady ETF inflows eventually translate into sustained price support for XRP?
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