Consistent capital inflows highlight growing investor appetite for diversified crypto exposure through regulated products
U.S. listed spot XRP exchange traded funds have delivered a notable performance since launch, recording net inflows for 30 consecutive trrading days. This sustained streak sets XRP based products apart from bitcoin and ether ETFs which have faced intermittent outflows amid shifting macroeconomic conditions and market volatility.
Since debuting on Nov. 13 spot XRP ETFs have attracted approximately $975 million in cumulative net inflows as of Dec. 12 pushing total net assets to around $1.18 billion. Notably no single trading session has recorded net redemptions, underscoring a steady and deliberate allocation pattern.
This behavior contrasts with spot bitcoin and ether ETFs where flows have fluctuated in response to interest-rate expectations, equity market swings, and technology-sector valuationn concerns. XRP linked funds, while smaller in scale, have demonstrated remarkable consistency through the same period.
The uninterrupted inflow streak suggests XRP ETFs are increasingly viewed as a structural portfolio allocation rather than a short-term trading vehicle. Unlike bitcoin ETFs often used as a liquidity or macro proxy XRP products appear to appeal to investors seeking asset-specific exposure, particularly tied to payments and settlement use cases.
These trends reflect a wider evolution in the crypto ETF landscape, where capital is gradually diversifying beyond bitcoin and ether toward alternative digital assets with distinct utility and infrastructure-focused narratives.
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