Spot XRP ETFs have seen daily net inflows fall sharply since their debut in November 2025. The funds recorded strong early demand but now show reduced daily activity. XRP ETFs still hold over $1 billion in assets despite weaker inflows.
Spot XRP ETFs launched in the United States on November 14, 2025. They recorded $104.71 million in net inflows on the first day.

XRP traded near $2.32 during the initial trading session. Early demand followed regulatory clarity and rapid product approvals.
Issuers included Canary Capital, Bitwise, Franklin Templeton, and Grayscale. These firms secured approval shortly before the launch date.
By May 22, 2026, daily inflows dropped to $6.90 million. This marked a decline of about 93.4% from the launch peak.
Data from Coinglass confirmed the drop in daily activity. The slowdown followed weaker trading momentum across crypto markets.
The decline shows reduced short-term demand for ETF exposure. However, cumulative inflows remained steady over time.
Spot XRP ETFs accumulated about $1.39 billion in total net inflows by May 2026. Assets under management ranged between $1.1 billion and $1.2 billion.
The funds recorded steady inflows during their first 30 trading days. They outperformed Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs during that period.
Cumulative inflows approached $1 billion by December 2025. Early growth reflected strong investor interest after product approval.
In April 2026, XRP ETFs recorded over $80 million in net inflows. This showed that demand returned during certain market periods.
Despite these inflows, XRP price performance remained weak. The token traded sideways or lower through most of 2026.
Broader crypto market pressure also affected price movement. Macroeconomic factors limited strong upward trends. At the time of writing, XRP traded near $1.35. The token declined about 0.5% over the past 24 hours.
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