XRP ETF Inflows Outpace Bitcoin and Ethereum for Fifth Consecutive Week
In brief
- XRP ETFs registered $10.68 million in weekly net inflows as of June 12, the only major digital asset in positive territory
- Bitcoin ETFs suffered $319 million weekly outflows; Ethereum recorded $15 million in negative flows
- Cumulative XRP ETF inflows reached $1.44 billion with a local peak of $60.50 million in May 15 week
- SEC approved T. Rowe Price's active crypto ETF with XRP as an eligible asset alongside Bitcoin and Ethereum
Inflow Momentum Builds
XRP ETFs captured a weekly net inflow of $10.68 million as of the week ending June 12. More striking: XRP stands alone as the only major digital asset in the green, registering an $11 million positive flow. By contrast, Bitcoin ETFs experienced a weekly net outflow of $319 million, while Ethereum ETFs recorded negative net flows of $15 million. Solana ETFs slipped by $4 million for the same period.
The cumulative story looks even more compelling. XRP ETFs have accumulated $1.44 billion in total net inflows since launch. The local peak arrived during the week of May 15, when $60.50 million flowed into XRP ETFs.
Institutional Appetite Grows
Despite an overwhelming blanket of bearish sentiment covering the broader cryptocurrency market, institutional demand for XRP is growing at a slow and steady pace. That demand got a structural boost when the SEC approved a critical rule change allowing T. Rowe Price's new Active Crypto ETF to be listed on NYSE Arca. XRP was made an eligible asset for T. Rowe Price's actively managed portfolio alongside Bitcoin and Ethereum.
The shift underscores a widening gap between retail sentiment (which remains cautious) and institutional positioning (which is moving into XRP). Five weeks of consistent inflows, paired with approvals from legacy asset managers, suggests that the narrative around XRP is hardening among the money that matters.
