Spot XRP ETFs have recorded a 12-day consecutive inflow streak and are approaching the $1B assets milestone, signaling rapid institutional uptake. As of Dec 2, 2025 the category had accumulated roughly $844.9M in net inflows, underscoring a concentrated shift of regulated capital into XRP products.
XRP-focused spot ETFs have attracted capital at an unusually fast clip relative to most other crypto ETF categories. One tracker reported $824M in cumulative inflows after 13 trading days, a pace that places XRP behind only Bitcoin in speed to the $800M threshold and ahead of Ethereum and Solana on comparable timelines. The category absorbed more than $500M over the prior week, reflecting concentrated demand during the recent launch window.
Several debut metrics illustrate that interest was front-loaded into individual products: Canary Capital’s XRPC registered $58M in day-one trading volume and later recorded a single-day intake of $243M; a Bitwise-listed XRP ETF drew about $105M on its first trading session. Major traditional asset managers have also filed to list spot XRP ETFs, with filings from Fidelity, Invesco and Franklin Templeton indicating further supply of institutional wrappers in the pipeline.
Spot XRP ETFs show acceleration in flows and launches
The surge in ETF flows has not translated into straightforward upward price pressure for XRP. Trading levels were reported near $2.03 even as inflows accumulated, and a $245M inflow episode coincided with large selling by significant holders who liquidated in excess of 200 million tokens. That sequence points to a structural nuance: moving tokens into an ETF can shift custody and accessibility without immediately creating net new demand in spot exchange order books.
The rapid adoption of spot XRP ETFs also reshapes the regulated crypto landscape by broadening institutional access beyond Bitcoin and Ether. Product launches and high initial volumes reduce operational latency for firms seeking regulated exposure, while ongoing filings from incumbent managers signal potential scale-up in AUM and secondary-market liquidity.
The emergence of spot XRP ETFs as a leading inflow driver marks a notable change in institutional crypto allocation, but price dynamics remain mixed due to concurrent large-holder selling and on-exchange supply.
