On May 11, 2026, the ETFs of $XRP in the United States recorded $25.8M in net inflows in a SINGLE day, reported by CoinDesk. It was the largest daily flow since January 5, 2026.

The data grabs a LOT of attention because it shows that the interest in XRP didn't just stay in the narrative. There was real capital inflow at a time when the market is repricing a potential clearer regulatory outlook for digital assets in the US.

In my view, this inflow is linked to 3 factors:

* progress in regulatory discussions,

* institutional interest in major altcoins and

* resurgence of the thesis of c-73 as a relevant asset for financial infrastructure, settlement, and tokenization.

I consider it important to understand:

XRP ETFs have accumulated about $1.35B in historical net inflows, and the current net asset value is around $1.18B.

The difference occurs because the asset fluctuates according to the price of c-17 and the accumulated flow shows how much net money has come in over time.

For me, this is a VERY relevant signal.

It's not a confirmation of a bull run, but it shows that XRP is back on the institutional radar.

Personally, I continue investing in XRP and it remains in the second position of my portfolio. Just a reminder… when it got close to $3.60, I didn't sell, and I regret it because I could have taken some profits and bought back more during that dip.

But that's always the lesson of the crypto market, not always the best decision is obvious at the moment. That's why I keep tracking the data, institutional flows, and the evolution of the XRP thesis closely.

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