XRP Spot ETFs Notch 30 Straight Days of Inflows, Bucking Wider Crypto Trend

Since their debut on November 13, U.S.-listed spot exchange-traded funds (ETFs) for XRP have recorded net inflows for 30 consecutive trading days, a steady performance that stands in contrast to the more volatile flows seen in larger bitcoin and ether funds.

Data from SoSoValue shows XRP spot ETFs have attracted fresh capital every single trading day since launch, bringing cumulative net inflows to approximately $975 million as of December 12. Total net assets across these products have grown to about $1.18 billion, with no sessions of net redemptions to date.

Fonte: SoSoValue

This uninterrupted inflow streak highlights a notable divergence within the crypto ETF market. Over the same period, the more established U.S. spot bitcoin and ether ETFs—which together dominate the sector's assets—experienced intermittent outflows as investors reacted to shifting interest-rate expectations, equity market volatility, and concerns over technology sector valuations.

In comparison, XRP-linked products have drawn consistent, albeit smaller, daily allocations. This pattern suggests the demand may be driven less by short-term macroeconomic positioning and more by specific, structural interest in the asset itself.

The consistency points to XRP ETFs potentially being used as a longer-term allocation within regulated portfolios, rather than as a tactical trading vehicle. While bitcoin ETFs often serve as a liquidity barometer for the broader crypto market, the steady flows into XRP funds indicate investors are increasingly seeking differentiated exposure through regulated channels.

This trend reflects an evolution in the crypto ETF landscape, where capital is beginning to spread beyond the two largest assets. Investors appear to be allocating to tokens with defined use cases, such as XRP's role in payment and settlement infrastructure, signaling a maturation in how digital assets are integrated into traditional investment portfolios.