XRP Sees Strong Inflows Despite Broader Crypto Outflows
While the crypto fund space recorded its first weekly outflow in four weeks, XRP bucked the trend and even grew. According to CoinShares data, digital-asset investment products lost $952 million last week, with Bitcoin seeing $460 million withdrawn and Ethereum exiting $555.1 million, a pattern linked to Clarity Act delays and renewed concerns about “whale selling.”
Amid that red week, XRP pulled in $62.9 million, a 34% increase from the previous week’s $46.9 million, topping the table ahead of Solana at $48.5 million. Month-to-date, XRP inflows sit at $354.6 million, with $3.244 billion year-to-date and roughly $2.946 billion in assets under management.
U.S. XRP spot ETFs show a similar trend: on Dec. 19, daily net inflows totaled $13.21 million, pushing cumulative inflows to $1.07 billion, with total assets at $1.21 billion and $58.9 million traded that day. The weekly net inflow was $82.04 million, with $213.86 million traded in total value.
Price-wise, XRP remains relatively calm, hovering around $1.93, with an hourly high of $1.9381. The key takeaway is positioning: even as funds exit Bitcoin and Ethereum, institutions are still directing fresh capital toward XRP. This suggests that market players are allocating based on regulatory timing and favoring coins they want exposure to while Washington’s decisions remain pending.
