XRP-linked exchange traded funds attracted just $1.9 million in net inflows last week, a 45% decline from the prior period. Data from CoinShares covers the week ending March 1. During the same stretch, digital asset investment products pulled in over $1.061 billion in total. XRP products accounted for only 0.18% of that figure. Just weeks earlier, XRP had ranked among the top destinations for fresh capital.
Year-to-Date Strength and Monthly Leadership
Despite the weekly drop, XRP ETFs have gathered $153 million in inflows since the start of 2026, trailing only Solana's $156 million. That places XRP among the strongest altcoin-linked products this year. Monthly data adds more context: XRP products drew $106.8 million in the current month, the highest figure among comparable crypto funds.
Capital Rotation, Not Outflows – Zero Withdrawals
The recent dip appears tied to capital rotation rather than structural weakness. XRP saw steady allocations earlier in the month, absorbing much of the available demand. As other digital assets gained momentum, capital spread more evenly. Crucially, XRP funds recorded zero outflows during the week – investors trimmed fresh allocations but did not exit existing positions.
US Dominance and Price Stagnation
Geographic breakdown shows a stark trend: the United States drove $958.2 million in weekly crypto ETF inflows, dwarfing Canada's $34.1 million and all other markets combined. US demand accounted for the vast majority of global allocations. Meanwhile, XRP continues to trade near $1.40 without a decisive breakout. Price action remains confined to a narrow range, limiting speculative momentum. Future ETF flows may depend on whether XRP establishes a clear directional move in March.