U.S.-listed spot exchange-traded funds (ETFs) have achieved 30 straight trading days of net inflows since launching on Nov. 13, setting them apart from bitcoin and ether ETFs, which have seen notable outflows during the same timeframe.
According to data from SoSoValue, XRP spot ETFs have consistently attracted new capital daily since their inception, bringing total net inflows to around $975 million as of Dec. 12. The total net assets across these funds have risen to approximately $1.18 billion, with no recorded sessions of net redemptions.
This remarkable consistency starkly contrasts with the flow dynamics seen in more established crypto ETFs. U.S. spot bitcoin and ether funds, which together dominate the crypto ETF landscape, recently faced irregular flow patterns, as investors reacted to changes in interest rate outlooks, market volatility, and concerns over technology valuations.
In comparison, XRP-related products have garnered steady (if smaller) investments during similar market conditions, indicating that demand is more influenced by asset-specific factors rather than short-term macro shifts.
This consistent influx may suggest that XRP ETFs are being viewed as a long-term strategic investment rather than a short-term trading tool. While bitcoin ETFs frequently serve as indicators of broader liquidity trends, XRP funds seem to attract interest from investors looking for unique crypto exposure under regulated frameworks.
This trend also highlights a broader shift in the crypto ETF market. Rather than limiting investments to just bitcoin and ether, investors are increasingly diversifying into alternative assets with more defined applications in payments and settlement systems.
