Ripple spot exchange-traded funds have achieved an impressive milestone by recording 13 consecutive days of positive net inflows. Despite broader market volatility, XRP ETF products added another $50.27 million on December 3, bringing cumulative flows to over $874 million. According to SoSoValue data, total net assets now stand at $906.46 million.
This steady accumulation places the category less than $94 million away from reaching the psychological barrier of $1 billion. If the current pace of institutional buying continues, this critical threshold could be crossed as early as this week. Capital movement remains firmly positive, with more than $380 million added since November 20 alone.
Divergence between asset price and institutional accumulation
Despite strong capital inflows, the prices of the exchange-traded products closed lower on the day, reflecting the weakness of the broader crypto market. Each fund experienced a decline between 3% and 4%, showing a clear divergence between price performance and asset accumulation. However, this disconnect suggests that institutional investors are using dips to increase their long-term exposure.
Since their launch, these investment vehicles have only recorded green days, marking one of the strongest adoption curves among recent digital asset funds. All issuers, including Franklin Templeton, Grayscale, and Bitwise, reported gains again this session. Franklin’s XRPZ fund stood out by recording $4.76 million in fresh new inflows.
Will the funds reach the $1 billion milestone this week?
Crossing the $1 billion asset level would place the adoption of these products in the same league as the early inflows recorded by Ethereum funds. This achievement would significantly strengthen the argument that regulated exposure to non-Bitcoin assets is gaining real institutional traction. Persistent inflows through rallies and pullbacks indicate growing conviction rather than speculative rotation.
If the uptrend is sustained, available supply could tighten over time, especially if custodians accumulate tokens faster than they circulate back into exchanges. For now, the streak remains active, and market eyes are on the weekly close. Finally, investors appear to be using these vehicles as their primary route to gain asset exposure, prioritizing regulated security over spot markets.
