Spot XRP ETFs recorded net inflows last week, marking their first positive week in March, though the total of $636,480 was negligible. Meanwhile, the price of XRP attempted a mid-week rally to over $1.60 before being rejected, erasing gains and falling to around $1.40.
Spot exchange-traded funds tracking XRP closed the past week with net inflows for the first time this month. The actual figure of $636,480, however, was far below the millions seen during their debut.
The first ETF, Canary Capital’s XRPC, launched in mid-November and broke a 2025 debut-day trading volume record. Four more funds followed, attracting over $1 billion in net inflows by year’s end.
November saw $666.61 million in inflows, followed by $500 million in December. That momentum then reversed, with the first day of net outflows occurring on January 7.
Total net inflows dropped sharply to $15.59 million in January and $58 million in February. March has been deeply negative overall, with over $31.5 million leaving the funds prior to last week.
Two trading days, March 18 and 19, saw no reportable inflows at all. The week’s minimal positive flow did little to offset the broader monthly trend.
The underlying XRP asset attempted a notable breakout mid-week, rallying from around $1.42 to a monthly high above $1.60. It was quickly rejected, however, and driven back down toward $1.55.
Further market deterioration pushed the price below $1.40, erasing all weekly gains. The token has since rebounded slightly but remains near its value from the previous Sunday.
Popular analyst Ali Martinez commented on the price action. He stated that a specific trendline “could offer a strong buying opportunity for $XRP!” once touched.
