Spot XRP exchange-traded funds hit a record cumulative total net inflow of nearly $1.5 billion, yet investor interest has notably waned. Over the last three weeks, zero net flows were recorded on 10 of 15 trading days. Meanwhile, HYPE ETFs reversed their earlier success, posting net outflows for a second consecutive week. The funds shed over $8.6 million in the most recent five-day period, dragging cumulative inflows down from $308.60 million to $292.73 million. XRP’s price briefly rose to $1.16 before retreating below $1.10.
Data from SoSoValue shows that spot XRP ETFs attracted $2.49 million on Monday and $5.66 million on Tuesday. The remaining three trading days of the week recorded zero net flows. A similar pattern occurred the prior week, when only one day saw positive inflows and four days posted $0.00.
Over the past 15 trading days, 10 have shown zero net flows. Despite this, the XRP ETFs ended two consecutive weeks in the green. However, before that, the funds had enjoyed a nine-week streak of over $150 million in total inflows. The cumulative total net inflow now stands at nearly $1.5 billion, an all-time high.
The underlying XRP token rose from under $1.09 to a multi-day peak of $1.16 at the start of the week, possibly driven by the ETF inflows. As of press time, the price has fallen back below $1.10.
Spot HYPE ETFs broke their pattern after a record-setting week of over $110 million in inflows. The past two weeks have been dominated by net outflows. During the latest five-day trading period, investors pulled out more than $8.6 million, following a previous week of $7.26 million in outflows. The cumulative total net inflow dropped from an all-time high of $308.60 million to $292.73 million as of Friday’s close.
