XRP ETF Tops $1 Billion—Is the Rally Over? Daily Inflows Hit $0

▲ XRP Exchange-Traded Fund (ETF) / ChatGPT-generated image

The XRP spot ETF, after an explosive launch, is now facing concerns that market demand may have peaked as new capital inflows have sharply slowed in recent weeks.

According to cryptocurrency media outlet CryptoPotato on February 16 (local time), XRP spot ETFs listed in the United States recorded a total net inflow of $7.65 million over the past week, barely maintaining positive momentum. This marks a noticeable cooling compared with the initial surge that saw net inflows surpass $1 billion within the first month of launch.

Canary Capital’s XRPC has led the market with cumulative net inflows of $410 million after recording record-breaking trading volume on its first day of launch on November 13, 2025. Bitwise’s XRP follows with $360 million, and Franklin Templeton’s XRPZ with $328 million. However, recent daily inflows have remained at only a few million dollars. Last Thursday saw an outflow of $6.42 million, and Wednesday recorded zero inflows with no trading volume.

In contrast to the stagnant ETF market, the price of XRP has attempted a rebound amid extreme volatility. After plunging to $1.11 last week, strong buying pressure over the past 48 hours briefly pushed the price above $1.65. Although it has since pulled back to around $1.55, its market capitalization remains above $90 billion, solidifying its position as the fourth-largest cryptocurrency by market cap, ahead of BNB.

Experts are closely watching whether the slowdown in ETF inflows reflects short-term fatigue or a shift in investor interest to other assets. In particular, attention is focused on whether rising XRP prices in the spot market could reignite ETF demand. However, as daily inflows increasingly fall below $10 million, analysis suggesting that the initial launch effect has effectively run its course is gaining traction.

XRP has repeatedly failed to break through the key technical resistance level of $1.65, raising the possibility of sideways movement within a trading range. Without a renewed surge in institutional capital through ETFs, the momentum for further price gains could weaken significantly. Investors are now advised to monitor weekly inflow trends to assess whether genuine demand for XRP is recovering.

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