Spot XRP ETFs have now posted inflows for nine straight weeks, and cumulative net inflows just reached a new all-time high of $1.7 billion. The funds pulled in roughly $19 million over the past week, even as XRP itself continues to struggle with its breakout attempts after its mid-August rally came to a halt.
Nine Straight Weeks of Green
For the ninth consecutive week, XRP ETFs attracted net inflows, pulling in close to $19 million, similar to the previous week. That streak pushed cumulative net inflows to a fresh all-time high of $1.7 billion. Bitwise's XRP fund, which recently surpassed $500 million in assets, holds the cumulative lead with $608 million against $490 million for Canary Capital's XRPC.
The current pace trails the peak reached during the last full week of August, when the funds pulled in $110.49 million, their best week since early December 2025. The week before that had already brought in near $40 million. Cryptobriefing separately reported that XRP ETFs recorded over $150 million in inflows during August, one of the asset's strongest months of the year.
Inflows Slowed but Stayed Positive
Inflows eased at the start of September but remained in the green. The week that ended September 4 brought in $18.96 million, and it included a single red day for the first time in a month. The following four-business-day week saw similar inflows of $18.98 million.
Day-by-day, Tuesday brought in just $1.55 million. Wednesday then added $12.29 million, followed by another $5.14 million on Thursday. Friday, however, was a no-action day, according to data from SoSoValue, with net flows of $0.00 — unexpected given that day's market turbulence.
XRP Still Struggles Below Its Peak
The underlying token exploded during the market breakout between August 19 and 22, skyrocketing 70% in less than 72 hours as it jumped from $1.00 to $1.70. It was rejected there and driven back down hard, despite the positive ETF flows continuing underneath it.
Sources: CryptoPotato, Crypto Briefing
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