XRP is now trading in two markets: the open market that traders monitor and the secondary arena inside spot ETFs where issuers compete for the same institutional tickets. The combined assets have reached $1.37 billion in total net assets with $1.18 billion in cumulative net inflows.
During the week, XRP spot ETFs posted a $43.16 million net inflow, led by Franklin’s XRPZ with $21.76 million, bringing its cumulative total to $252.31 million. Bitwise’s XRP followed with $17.27 million, lifting its cumulative total to $264.99 million. XRPC, despite posting the largest weekly outflow at $1.18 million, remains the largest product by asset base at $349.24 million and the top inflow tally at $383.94 million.
On the last trading day, about $27.51 million worth of XRP ETF shares changed hands, and prices rose roughly 8% across several products, suggesting renewed buying rather than a passive allocation as XRP moves toward the $2 mark. Allocators are not buying generic XRP exposure; they are selecting issuers offering the cheapest fees, the best liquidity, and the least friction on creations and redemptions, a dynamic that can flip quickly as one product prints larger daily volumes. Inflow bursts can spur more spot buying behind the scenes, and as ETF assets form a larger portion of XRP’s market cap, bursts in activity can magnify upside days for the token.
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