XRP spot ETF momentum has started to fade. Since launching in the U.S. in November 2025, the products pulled in more than $1 billion within weeks, and cumulative net inflows have now topped $1.2 billion. Recent sessions show a different pace. Fresh demand has slowed, and this month delivered the weakest week of inflows since launch.
In one trading session, XRP ETF products still posted $19.12 million in net inflows. That did not stop outflows from continuing elsewhere in the complex. Analysts cited in the source say the softer volume profile and lighter institutional participation help explain why XRP has been slipping back toward support levels rather than extending its earlier gains. The token is trading around $2.08.
Early ETF enthusiasm has eased
After spot approvals in the U.S., XRP quickly became one of the main beneficiaries of the altcoin ETF trade. Strong early allocations helped push sentiment higher and supported the rally that carried XRP to new highs at the end of 2025. That acceleration is no longer in place. The source says current crypto market analysis points to a pause in institutional participation, with ETF activity no longer expanding at the same rate.
Attention is now centered on the upcoming FOMC meeting. Traders are looking for guidance on liquidity conditions, and that macro signal is feeding into positioning across crypto markets. For XRP, the near-term question is whether institutional demand returns after that event or stays muted.
Remittix gains attention as capital rotates
As the ETF-driven narrative loses speed, part of the market discussion has shifted toward projects tied to live products and direct utility. The report highlights Remittix as one of those names. It describes Remittix as a PayFi altcoin targeting the $19 trillion cross-border payments market, and says the project has already secured more than $28.8 million in private funding.
The article also points to product rollout milestones. According to the team, its wallet is already live on the App Store, while Google Play availability is being prepared. Other items listed in the source include a full crypto-to-fiat PayFi platform scheduled for February 9, 2026, confirmed listings on BitMart and LBANK, live payment settlements in 30 countries, and a completed CertiK audit and verification process.
Markets are waiting for policy signals
The source frames the slowdown in XRP ETF volume as a sign that institutions are less certain about return potential at current levels. That has left the token in a holding pattern, with some market participants trimming exposure before the FOMC outcome while others rotate capital into utility-focused tokens.
For now, the key watch points remain ETF flow trends and the liquidity message that comes out of the Fed meeting. On the other side, interest in Remittix is being tied to execution milestones already cited in the report, including wallet deployment and its scheduled payment platform launch.