Bitwise CEO Hunter Horsley said the firm’s XRP exchange-traded products in the United States and Europe have brought in more than $200 million in year-to-date inflows. The update, posted on June 23, refers to Bitwise’s own XRP vehicles rather than the full global XRP ETF market.
Bitwise’s U.S. product offers spot XRP exposure through a listed fund, while the European product gives investors a similar route through an ETP structure. That matters for buyers who cannot hold tokens directly but can access regulated products through brokerage or exchange accounts. The wrapper changes access, not the underlying risk of XRP.
June flow data stayed in positive territory
Recent daily figures also showed XRP ETF demand holding up through several June trading sessions. Net inflows reached $5.31 million on June 22, following $2.55 million on June 18 and $5.30 million on June 16. The largest reported daily intake for the month came on June 9, at $7.44 million.
Those numbers fit a broader pattern seen this year. XRP ETFs pulled in $131.94 million in May 2026, their strongest monthly total of the year, according to the cited report. During the same period, Bitcoin and Ethereum products posted heavy monthly outflows.
XRP funds outpaced Bitcoin and Ethereum products in May
Earlier in May, U.S. spot XRP ETFs recorded a combined $25.8 million in daily inflows, the highest level since Jan. 5. Franklin Templeton’s XRPZ led that session with $13.6 million, while Bitwise added $7.6 million and Grayscale drew $4.6 million.
Fund flows do not guarantee a price move. They do show where capital inside regulated products is being allocated, and in XRP’s case, buyers have kept adding exposure even during periods when the spot token faced pressure.
Bitwise is extending its altcoin ETF lineup
XRP is not the only altcoin product drawing attention for Bitwise this year. Horsley previously said the Bitwise Hyperliquid ETF logged about $19 million in daily inflows in May, the largest one-day total for that fund at the time. He also said BHYP had become the largest Hyperliquid ETF in the world.
That points to demand extending beyond large-cap crypto products. Interest in both XRP and HYPE suggests that some investors are looking outside Bitcoin and Ethereum for exchange-traded exposure, even though each product still carries its own market and regulatory risks.
The broader U.S. XRP ETF market is still growing
Separate reporting said seven spot XRP ETFs are now trading in the U.S., with cumulative inflows of about $1.43 billion since their launch in November 2025. The same report said May brought a record month with close to $132 million in inflows.
That market-wide figure is distinct from Horsley’s Bitwise-specific update. His numbers cover Bitwise XRP products across the U.S. and Europe. For issuers, the steady inflow trend shows that a portion of investors still wants XRP exposure through regulated exchange-traded structures.