US Spot XRP ETF Inflows Surge to One-Month High: The Numbers Are In
Money's rushing back into XRP—and Wall Street's finally paying attention.
US Spot XRP ETF Inflows Hit A One-Month High
Forget the whispers. The data screams it: capital is flooding into XRP exchange-traded funds at a pace not seen in over thirty days. This isn't just a blip; it's a statement. While traditional finance pundits were busy debating regulatory semantics, a silent wave of institutional and retail money voted with its wallet. The one-month high in inflows tells a clearer story than any analyst report ever could—demand is real, and it's accelerating.
The Numbers Don't Lie
Let's talk brass tacks. The figures hitting the tape represent a decisive shift in sentiment. After periods of sideways grinding and cautious optimism, this surge breaks the pattern. It signals that confidence is building, that the 'wait-and-see' crowd is finally moving off the sidelines. It's the kind of momentum that fund managers dream of and that skeptics have to awkwardly explain away over their overpriced lunches.
A Provocative Signal in a Noisy Market
In a landscape cluttered with memecoins and vaporware, this inflow spike stands out. It’s a bet on infrastructure, utility, and a settled legal framework—the boring stuff that actually builds lasting value. While other assets gyrate on social media hype, XRP's ETF story is being written by cold, hard cash moving through regulated vehicles. It’s a testament to the asset's maturation, proving that even after everything, it can draw serious capital when the thesis strengthens. The finance world loves a comeback, especially when it involves fees they can charge.
So, while the usual suspects fret over quarterly earnings and bond yields, a segment of the market is quietly repositioning. This one-month high isn't an endpoint; it's a starting gun. The race for real-world blockchain utility is on, and the money flow suggests XRP's lane is getting crowded. Fast.
US Spot XRP ETF Snapshot
The move coincided with a broad jump in XRP itself. The cryptocurrency rose more than 11% over the past 24 hours to around $2.40, lifting its market capitalization above $144.3 billion. Spot trading volume reached $7.32 billion, up 144% over the same period, according to CoinMarketCap data.
Flow leadership on Jan. 5 was distributed across all issuers rather than concentrated in a single product. According to SoSoValue’s market-data table, Bitwise’s XRP product led with $16.61 million in daily net inflows, while Franklin’s XRPZ brought in $12.59 million, Grayscale’s GXRP added $9.89 million, and 21Shares’ TOXR posted $7.01 million.
Measured by total net assets, the issuer leaderboard remained led by Canary’s XRPC at $407.01 million as of Jan. 5, giving it the largest footprint in the US spot XRP ETF cohort despite posting $0.00 in net inflows on the day.
21Shares’ TOXR follows with $324.39 million, narrowly ahead of Bitwise’s XRP at $322.85 million. Franklin’s XRPZ ranked fourth at $298.38 million, while Grayscale’s GXRP was close behind at $294.35 million, showing how tightly clustered the mid-pack has become even as XRPC maintains a clear lead at the top.
While the inflow tally was the headline, secondary metrics suggested the day was not simply a passive allocation event. Several products printed sizable on-venue value traded, including XRPZ at $27.98 million and Bitwise’s XRP at $23.06 million, pointing to active participation rather than slow, incremental creation activity.
Notably, Jan. 5’s $46.1 million haul was notable, but it was still only the seventh-largest single-day inflow since the US spot XRP ETF cohort launched. The biggest subscription days were clustered earlier in the product’s life, when headline inflows regularly printed above current levels, making Monday’s figure less about a new peak and more about a clear re-acceleration after a quieter stretch through late December, and the strongest day since Dec. 3’s $50.27 million.
At press time, XRP traded at $2.33.
