XRP ETFs experienced their second-lowest single-day inflow since launch. On July 10, total net inflow across all funds hit just $107,380, according to data tracked by market sources. Only the 21Shares product (TOXR) registered any new money that day. All other issuers recorded zero activity.
The worst day remains April 2, with a mere $64,610 in inflows. The third-lowest, May 18, stands at $750,440—a chasm that highlights just how quiet this week has been.
Worst ETF Week on Record: Three Zero Days, One Big Outflow
Zooming out to the week of July 6–10 tells a harsher story. Three days—July 6, 7, and 9—saw no net flows at all. Then came July 8: a heavy $7.29 million outflow hit the funds in a single session. The following day's meager $107,380 inflow barely registered. All told, this was XRP's poorest ETF week since the products debuted.
Price action reflects the chill. XRP trades at $1.10, down 0.43% intraday. Market cap stands at $68.94 billion, with 24-hour volume of $981.95 million. Over the past week, the token slid from $1.18 to $1.06 before a slight recovery—a roughly 4% decline.
Why Good Ripple News Doesn't Move the Needle
Ripple, the company behind XRP, has been racking up wins. It recently secured a full MiCA license from Luxembourg's financial regulator, paving the way for regulated crypto payment services across all 30 European Economic Area countries. The firm also inked new sports partnerships and expanded its Japan presence.
Yet ETF inflows keep drying up. One factor: unconfirmed rumors of a Ripple-SWIFT partnership have drawn attention, but neither party has confirmed a formal deal. Another key signal: on-chain new active addresses are rising. That suggests holders are moving XRP into wallets and holding tight, not trading or adding ETF positions. Quiet wallets plus quiet ETFs—that's the pattern.
Swell Event Ahead but History Offers No Guarantees
Ripple's annual Swell conference returns to New York City from October 27–29, merged this year with the Apex developer summit. Early-bird pricing ends July 11. But past Swell events have not reliably moved XRP's price; concrete announcements, like named bank partnerships or clear regulatory outcomes, tend to matter far more than buzz.