Ripple continues its global expansion with key regulatory advancements in Australia and Brazil while securing partnerships in North America. Despite a recent market correction, XRP posted weekly gains, and whale accumulation of approximately $290 million worth of tokens has signaled strong institutional confidence. Meanwhile, spot XRP ETFs have attracted over $1.2 billion in cumulative inflows, though recent flows have been mixed following a period of outflows.
Ripple is broadening its international reach beyond the United States. The company announced plans to secure an Australian Financial Services License and applied for a Virtual Asset Service Provider license with Brazil’s central bank.
In Brazil, Ripple became “the only solution in the region capable of serving institutions across the full spectrum of financial needs.” The firm also partnered with i-payout to enable fast cross-border payments in North America.
A major development involves Evernorth filing a Form S-4 with the US SEC for a planned Nasdaq listing. The venture, focused on institutional exposure to XRP, raised over $1 billion last year from backers including Ripple Labs and Pantera Capital.
The first spot XRP ETF launched in November 2025 by Canary Capital, followed by products from firms like Bitwise and Grayscale. These investment vehicles have generated cumulative total net inflows of more than $1.2 billion.
However, outflows dominated the past week before net flows turned positive on March 17. This shift indicates fluctuating institutional appetite for the token in the short term.
As of now, XRP trades around $1.44, representing a 4% weekly increase. This performance contrasts with losses posted by many other altcoins during the same period.
Large investors purchased 200 million XRP in the past two weeks, worth roughly $290 million. This group now controls 19% of XRP’s circulating supply, showing notable market confidence.
