XRP ETFs keep inflows
Spot XRP ETFs have drawn about $1.3 billion in inflows since their November launch and—remarkably—haven’t recorded a net outflow day, signaling sustained investor appetite. (ainvest.com) By contrast, spot Bitcoin and Ether ETFs posted sharp exits recently — Bitcoin saw a $171M single‑day outflow and roughly $296M of weekly outflows, while Ether ETFs recorded about $206.6M of outflows in the same window. ( )
Five U.S. issuers — Canary Capital, Bitwise, Franklin Templeton, Grayscale and 21Shares — were the first managers to list spot XRP ETFs, with Canary’s XRPC debut on Nov. 13 drawing outsized initial demand. (247wallst.com) ETF custody now holds roughly 746 million XRP, equal to about 1.14% of circulating supply, while exchange reserves contracted from roughly 3.76 billion to about 1.6 billion XRP according to on‑chain Glassnode figures. (finance.yahoo.com) Grayscale’s launch path converted its pre‑existing XRP trust into an ETF, instantly giving GXRP scale (reported AUM near $220 million), even as Canary retained the largest single‑fund share by late December. (finance.yahoo.com) Market participants point to the SEC’s August 2025 settlement with Ripple as the regulatory watershed that cleared the way for multiple asset managers to roll out spot XRP products. (247wallst.com) U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded a $171.12 million single‑day withdrawal in late March 2026, a pullback led by BlackRock’s IBIT (about $41 million out) and Fidelity’s FBTC (about $32 million out) on the session. (coindesk.com) Data trackers show the week ending March 28 saw roughly $296.18 million flow out of spot Bitcoin ETFs and about $206.58 million leave spot Ether ETFs, reversing prior multi‑week inflow trends. (binance.com) Research and flow aggregators say the BTC/ETH redemptions coincided with heightened geopolitical risk and erased billions of recent inflows across the two sectors, while XRP flows remained concentrated into the new spot products. (theblock.co)
