During the week ended August 28, US XRP ETFs captured $110.49 million. For observers, this is their best weekly performance since the start of the year. Also, this is their first result above $100 million since December 2025. Indeed, cumulative inflows are now around a record of $1.66 billion. However, this demand did not prevent XRP from falling back below $1.40 after its recent rebound to $1.70.
In brief
- XRP ETFs see $110.49 million in inflows in five days.
- Cumulative flows now reach nearly $1.66 billion.
- Bitwise, Canary Capital and Franklin Templeton account for almost 93% of inflows.
- XRP falls below $1.40 despite strong demand for ETFs.
- The record inflows into funds are therefore not enough to support the price of XRP.
Admissions exceed $110 million in five days
During each session of the week, XRP ETFs saw net inflows, according to data from SoSoValue. The total daily results are over $10 million, which reveals that the progression is not based on a single exceptional operation.
With $28.14 million, Wednesday August 26 was the best session. This amount represents the largest daily contribution since January 5, when the funds received more than 46 million.
THE daily statistics allow us to trace the formation of the weekly record:
- $13.82 million came in Monday;
- 23.87 million were recorded on Tuesday;
- 28.14 million joined the funds on Wednesday;
- 18.47 million were added on Thursday;
- 26.20 million entered on Friday.
These amounts bring the total to $110.49 million after SoSoValue adjustments and rounding. This is the best week since the week which ended on December 5, 2025.
The flows make it possible to measure the difference between creations and redemptions of shares. They do not necessarily equate to immediate acquisitions of XRP made daily on the spot market. Managers therefore execute transactions according to the mechanisms relating to each product.
Bitwise surpasses $600 million in cumulative inflows
In the ranking, Bitwise’s fund occupies first place with just over $600 million in net inflows since its launch. In second place, Canary Capital’s XRPC follows with almost $483 million.
As for Franklin Templeton’s XRPZ, it occupies third place. All its cumulative contributions are around $462.86 million. Thus, these three products concentrate more than 1.54 billion dollars, or nearly 93% of the 1.66 billion dollars recorded by all ETFs.
Assets currently managed should not be confused with cumulative net inflows. From this perspective, XRP ETFs had almost $1.44 billion in assets at the end of the period, approximately $220 million less than the cumulative flows.
This discrepancy does not reflect that the figures are contradictory. It should be noted that inflows add up capital received since launch, while assets under management grow with the price of Ripple’s crypto. A decline in the token therefore reduces the value of the portfolio without producing a net outflow.
Nor do share acquisitions come exclusively from institutional investors. Indeed, individuals also invest in these products through brokerage accounts. The statistics therefore reveal an explosion in demand for regulated exposure to XRP, without really showing the identity of all the investors.
Record flows do not prevent XRP correction
Between August 19 and 22, XRP moved almost 70%. Its price had risen from $1 to a multi-month high near $1.70.
Ripple’s crypto then fell towards $1.50 at the start of the week, then below $1.40 on Friday. During a corrective period, ETFs therefore attracted $110.49 million.
This contradiction reveals that flows to funds do not solely determine price. Thus, sales on exchange platforms, derivative products and the overall progression of the market exert greater pressure than acquisitions relating to ETFs.
The range between $1.35 and $1.38 now represents a level to watch. Continuity of inflows, accompanied by a recovery in the price of XRP above $1.60, would consolidate the scenario of a rebound. Conversely, the ETF record would remain a demand signal without automatic confirmation at the price level.
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