XRP News Update: XRP ETFs See Inflows Soar While Prices Drop: The $628 Million Inflow Mystery
- XRP ETF inflows hit $164M daily as Bitwise, Grayscale, and Franklin Templeton drive institutional adoption, surpassing $628M total assets. - Ripple's 2025 SEC settlement and RLUSD stablecoin boosted confidence, but XRP's price fell below $2 amid whale sales of 200M tokens. - CME's XRP futures and NYSE Arca's ETF approvals signal growing institutional infrastructure, though 41.5% of XRP supply remains in loss positions. - XRP outperformed Bitcoin (+89% vs 3.6%) due to DeFi upgrades and cross-border utilit
XRP is undergoing a pivotal shift as institutional interest in exchange-traded funds (ETFs) intensifies, with daily net inflows climbing to $164 million and total assets now surpassing $628 million
The boom in ETF participation has brought about notable changes in XRP’s market structure. Physically backed ETFs necessitate direct XRP acquisitions during creation periods, which reduces circulating supply and amplifies price pressures during periods of heavy inflows
The upcoming introduction of spot-quoted XRP futures by CME Group on December 15 further highlights the asset’s expanding appeal among institutions
Over the last year, XRP has outperformed
The ETF-driven growth has also sparked worries about market vulnerability. With 41.5% of XRP’s supply currently at a loss, the market is heavily weighted toward late entrants
Looking forward, XRP’s long-term outlook will depend on sustained institutional interest and ongoing product development. The growth of regulated trading venues, such as CME’s futures and NYSE Arca’s approval of Franklin Templeton’s XRP ETF, is expected to draw additional investment
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