Bitwise and Franklin Templeton XRP ETF clients buy $7.24 million in XRP

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In brief

  • Bitwise and Franklin Templeton XRP ETF clients bought another $7.24 million of XRP, per Crypto Briefing.
  • Combined net inflows hit $18.04 million on Sept. 23 and about $22.65 million on Sept. 25.
  • Total XRP ETF inflows reached around $1.79 billion; net assets sit near $1.7 billion to $1.8 billion.
  • XRP traded under pressure near $1.5 while ETF money kept arriving.

Two busy September sessions

The late-September numbers were larger. On September 23, combined net inflows into the two funds totaled $18.04 million, according to Crypto Briefing, with Bitwise accounting for $11.54 million and Franklin Templeton bringing in $6.50 million.

Two days later, on September 25, combined net inflows reached approximately $22.65 million (Bitwise was responsible for around $18.39 million of it), the outlet reported.

Bitwise took the bigger share both days.

Where the totals stand

Across all XRP ETFs, total inflows have climbed to around $1.79 billion, per Crypto Briefing. Net assets sit somewhere between $1.7 billion and $1.8 billion, nearing that upper figure. Bitwise leads issuers, with cumulative net inflows the outlet put in a range of $613 million to $677 million, while Franklin Templeton trails but is closing in on the $500 million mark.

Both issuers launched their US spot XRP products in November 2025. Crypto Briefing summed up the pitch like this:

The pitch was simple: give investors XRP price exposure without making them manage the token themselves.

The outlet also said the products have benefited from a friendlier regulatory backdrop around Ripple and XRP. It described XRP ETFs as a popular diversification pick, one that often sits in portfolios alongside Bitcoin and Ethereum exposure.

The price hasn't followed

The flows and the chart aren't telling the same story. XRP has been trading under pressure near the $1.5 level even as ETF money keeps arriving, Crypto Briefing reported, and it's noted that inflows into these funds haven't tracked neatly with XRP's price moves.

That leaves two separate data points for anyone following the market: steady demand through the ETF wrappers on one side, and a token price that's stayed under pressure on the other. Crypto Briefing's figures don't link the two, and they don't show whether one will move the other.

Frequently asked questions

How much money have XRP ETFs taken in so far?

Total inflows across XRP ETFs have climbed to around $1.79 billion, according to Crypto Briefing. Net assets sit somewhere between $1.7 billion and $1.8 billion, nearing the upper figure.

Which issuer leads XRP ETF inflows?

Bitwise leads, with cumulative net inflows Crypto Briefing put in a range of $613 million to $677 million. Franklin Templeton trails but is closing in on the $500 million mark.

When did Bitwise and Franklin Templeton launch their spot XRP ETFs?

Both issuers launched their US spot XRP ETFs in November 2025. The products were designed to give investors XRP price exposure without requiring them to manage the token themselves.