Spot XRP ETFs Log Ninth Straight Day of Inflows as Crypto Market Slides

U.S.-listed spot XRP exchange-traded funds (ETFs) pulled in $23.87 million of net new money on Aug. 25, extending their inflow run to nine consecutive trading sessions, according to SoSoValue. The latest additions pushed cumulative net inflows to about $1.6 billion, while combined net assets stood at $1.46 billion at the close, even as the broader crypto market faced heavy selling. Bitwise led the day's subscriptions with $11.02 million. Franklin Templeton followed with $6.39 million, Grayscale drew $4.28 million and Canary Capital added $2.19 million. 21Shares posted no net change, meaning four issuers accounted for the entire day's inflows. After a slow start to August—when several sessions saw flat aggregate flows and cumulative inflows hovered around $1.51 billion from Aug. 5 through Aug. 18—demand began to build. Funds took in $5.81 million on Aug. 18 and $2.35 million on Aug. 19, then accelerated with $13.24 million on Aug. 20 and $18.38 million on Aug. 21. Another $13.82 million arrived on Aug. 24, followed by the $23.87 million tally on Aug. 25. In total, the five sessions generated roughly $77.5 million of net inflows, nearly doubling the prior week's $39.8 million. The pickup suggests investors are increasingly seeking regulated XRP exposure via traditional brokerage and custody rails during a period of wider market weakness. XRP was trading around $1.44 as the flow data circulated, up about 40% over the past two weeks. Persistent ETF buying during a risk-off tape points to continued investor positioning, though inflows alone do not ensure near-term price gains as broader market forces still shape XRP's valuation.