U.S. spot XRP ETFs have now recorded thirteen straight days of positive net inflows, signaling a clear acceleration in institutional demand at a time when retail traders are still showing signs of fear and hesitation.
The latest data from SoSoValue shows that XRP-linked funds added another $12.84 million in net inflows today, extending one of the strongest streaks since these products entered the market.
Franklin led the day once again, adding $5.7 million to its XRP holdings and maintaining its position as one of the most aggressive institutional accumulators in the current cycle.
Bitwise followed with $3.76 million in fresh inflows, while Grayscale contributed an additional $2.04 million. Canary rounded out the group with $1.34 million entering its fund. Each issuer has now seen consistent demand throughout the last two weeks, pushing cumulative net inflows for all U.S. spot XRP ETFs to $887.12 million.
The steady institutional buying highlights a deep contrast between market segments. While retail traders remain cautious, often reacting to volatility with short-term panic, institutions appear to be treating the recent market softness as a buying opportunity. The sustained inflows suggest that larger players are positioning ahead of what they expect to be a stronger phase for the asset, driven by improving liquidity, ETF accessibility, and long-term regulatory clarity.
The numbers also reinforce the growing role of ETFs in shaping XRP’s market structure. Total value traded for the day reached $26.17 million, and total net ETF assets now stand at $881.25 million. As these inflows continue, ETF demand is increasingly becoming one of the dominant influences on XRP’s price behavior, especially during periods when retail activity is muted.
XRP’s streak of inflows underscores a clear message from institutional investors: interest is growing, conviction is strengthening, and capital is flowing in even as the broader market remains uncertain.