XRP exchange-traded funds listed in the United States recorded net inflows for 19 consecutive trading days through Dec. 12, with cumulative flows reaching $974.50 million and total net assets climbing to approximately $1.18 billion. The streak included no outflow sessions, marking sustained institutional demand for the digital asset wrapper products that launched in mid-November.
What Happened: Consecutive Inflow Streak
The XRP ETF products saw their largest single-day inflows during the initial trading period, with $243.05 million entering on Nov. 14 and $164.04 million on Nov. 24, Sosovalue data shows.
Additional significant inflows occurred Nov. 20 ($118.15 million) and Dec. 1 ($89.65 million).
Daily inflows moderated in December but remained positive, with $38.04 million recorded Dec. 8 and $20.17 million on Dec. 12.
Giannis Andreou, founder and CEO of Bitmern Mining, characterized the pattern as "sustained institutional positioning" rather than retail-driven activity in a post on X today. "19 consecutive trading days of inflows. Zero outflow days. Nearly $1B in net capital added," Andreou wrote.
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Why It Matters: Institutional Positioning
XRP ETF assets now exceed Solana ETF assets in the US market, as XRP products are holding approximately $1.638 billion compared to Solana's $1.566 billion.
Bitcoin remains dominant at $125.425 billion in ETF assets, while Ethereum products hold $22.019 billion.
Steven McClurg, CEO of Canary Capital, attributed the shift to structural differences between the assets. "SOL is much more efficient to hold on-chain and to stake directly for retail audiences, whereas XRP has more institutional demand and no staking," McClurg wrote Dec. 13, noting Solana ETFs launched before XRP products.
During the week ending Dec. 12, Bitcoin spot ETFs recorded $287 million in net inflows while Ethereum products saw $209 million and Solana ETFs added $33.6 million.
XRP traded at $1.87 at press time, below the $2 threshold and testing support levels.
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