XRP ETFs have pulled in about $1.49 billion since launching in November 2025, but nearly 80% of that came in the first two months. Inflows have dropped every quarter since, down to just $4.28 million in July.
While Bitcoin ETFs shed $8.2 billion and Ethereum ETFs lost $1.2 billion, XRP's smaller funds stayed mostly positive through the same downturn.
XRP ETF assets hold around $991 million despite $1.49 billion in total inflows because the token's price fell from roughly $2.40 last Novermber to $1.09 now.
WTF inflows should recover once interest rates fall and risk appetite returns, but the bigger catalyst for XRP is the CLARITY Act, which would make its legal status permanent and bring in big institutions.
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When XRP (CRYPTO:XRP) ETFs launched in November 2025, money poured in, with $667 million in the first month alone. But eight months on, the inflows have almost completely stopped, with just $4 million coming in so far this month.
The drop in inflows has been happening steadily since the turn of the year. Monthly inflows have fallen from hundreds of millions at the start to just a few million now, and this July, there have been many days with either zero inflows or outflows.
The slowdown raises a big question about whether demand for XRP ETFs has dried up for good. So, are XRP ETFs still bringing in money?
Since launching in November 2025, XRP ETFs have pulled in about $1.49 billion, and money is still trickling in today. So on the surface these funds are net positive, but that total hides how lopsided the flows have been actually coming in.
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Almost all of the inflows came in right at the start. The funds pulled in $666.61 million in November and another $499.91 million in December, so nearly 80% of everything they have ever gathered arrived in their first two months. That early rush made sense, because the people who had waited years for a spot XRP fund bought in the moment it opened. Once that euphoria vanished, the pace was always going to slow.
And slow it did. Monthly inflows dropped to $15 million in January, then recovered a little to $58 million in February. In March, the funds saw their first and only monthly outflow, losing about $31 million as the U.S. and Iran war, and rising inflation drove investors out of crypto assets.
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