XRP Spot ETFs Rack Up 30-Day Inflow Streak in Divergence From Bitcoin, Ether

XRP is quietly carving out its own lane in the crypto market. While Bitcoin and Ethereum have seen choppy flows and growing investor caution, XRP spot ETFs have now recorded 30 straight days of net inflows—a rare show of consistency in a market that’s otherwise struggling for direction.

What makes this streak stand out is the timing. Bitcoin ETFs have faced intermittent outflows as traders take profits and wait for clearer macro signals. Ethereum, despite strong long-term narratives, has also failed to attract steady ETF demand in recent weeks. XRP, on the other hand, is drawing capital almost daily, suggesting a very different investor mindset.

Part of this divergence appears to be driven by institutional positioning. XRP’s clearer regulatory footing in key markets and its growing role in cross-border payment infrastructure are making it look less like a speculative trade and more like a targeted bet on utility. For some funds, XRP exposure may also serve as diversification away from Bitcoin-centric strategies.

That said, strong ETF inflows don’t automatically guarantee price breakouts. XRP’s price has lagged at times despite demand, showing that supply dynamics and broader market sentiment still matter.

Still, a 30-day inflow streak sends a clear message: while the rest of the market hesitates, smart money isn’t done with XRP yet.