XRP exchange-traded funds extended their unprecedented inflow streak to 27 consecutive trading days on May 26, even as Bitcoin and Ethereum funds suffered heavy capital withdrawals. According to daily flow data from Sosovalue, U.S. spot XRP ETFs drew $1.55 million in net new capital during the session, bringing cumulative net inflows since launch to $1.409 billion. Total net assets held by these products rose to approximately $1.12 billion, while daily trading volume reached $13.38 million. Grayscale’s GXRP fund was the sole XRP ETF to register positive flows on the day, underscoring persistent institutional appetite for regulated XRP exposure.
Institutional demand for XRP investment products has now been positive every trading day for 27 straight sessions. This sustained accumulation has pushed ETF issuers’ holdings to roughly 1.36% of XRP’s market capitalization. Bitwise leads all XRP ETF issuers with $462.24 million in cumulative inflows, followed closely by Canary Capital’s XRPC product at $452.03 million. Franklin Templeton’s XRPZ fund has attracted $390.04 million, while Grayscale’s GXRP has recorded $130.11 million since inception.
In sharp contrast, Bitcoin spot ETFs bled $105.19 million in daily net outflows, with Ethereum ETFs losing $33.16 million. Solana ETFs saw zero net flows. The divergence highlights XRP’s growing resilience as institutional investors continue to allocate capital to XRP-focused products despite broader crypto market uncertainty and declining momentum in the two largest digital assets.
The spot XRP token price remained relatively stable near $1.33, with a market cap of about $82.2 billion, even as ETF inflows climbed. Traders are closely monitoring this disconnect between persistent fund accumulation and muted price action, though weak sentiment across the wider digital asset sector has so far limited any strong upward price reaction.
