U.S.-listed spot XRP exchange-traded funds have recorded their 13th consecutive day of inflows since launching on Nov. 14, signaling sustained institutional interest.
Data from ETF tracker SoSoValue shows $50.3 million of net new capital flowed into XRP ETFs on Dec. 3, lifting combined assets under management to $874.28 million. Grayscale XRP Trust ETF (GXRP) accounted for the bulk, attracting $39.26 million that day; it has accumulated $209.02 million in net inflows since launch and holds $226.62 million in net assets. Franklin Templeton’s XRPZ added $4.76 million and Bitwise’s XRP attracted $3.92 million on Wednesday.
The 13-day streak has pushed these funds toward the $1 billion threshold within roughly a month, a sign of growing acceptance and liquidity for the Ripple-linked token in traditional markets.
XRP, the native token of the XRP Ledger used for cross-border payments, is down about 3.2% over the past 24 hours, per CoinGecko.
The ETFs launched nearly five years after the SEC filed a $1.3 billion case against Ripple and two executives. The lawsuit was dismissed in March under new SEC Chair Paul Atkins and concluded in August with a $125 million settlement.
With close to $1 billion now in spot XRP ETFs and the legal cloud lifted, sentiment in the XRP ecosystem has turned more bullish. Continued ETF inflows could support higher prices, but the broader crypto outlook remains fragile and hinges on the Federal Reserve’s interest-rate decision on December 10.
