XRP ETFs Pull In $39.78 Million for Best Weekly Inflow Since May

XRP ETFs Pull In $39.78 Million for Best Weekly Inflow Since May

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2026-08-22 22:16:04
XRP exchange-traded funds posted net inflows of $39.78 million last week, marking their strongest weekly result since May, according to Techub News, which cited U.Today. The largest single-day move came on Aug. 21, when XRP rose in price and ETF inflows reached $18.38 million. That pushed cumulative net inflows to $1.55 billion. Bitwise remained a key channel for institutional buying. The firm brought in $16.89 million over the week and now manages about $443 million in assets, the report said. The latest figures point to a clear rebound in demand for XRP ETFs after an earlier soft patch. While the source did not provide a wider historical breakdown beyond the May comparison, the weekly and daily flow data suggest investor interest strengthened during the latest reporting period.

XRP exchange-traded funds recorded $39.78 million in net inflows last week, their best weekly performance since May, according to Techub News, citing U.Today.

On Aug. 21, during a rise in XRP's price, the products saw $18.38 million in single-day inflows. That lifted cumulative net inflows to $1.55 billion.

Institutional investors continued adding exposure through Bitwise. The firm drew $16.89 million in inflows last week and currently manages about $443 million in assets. The report said the return of capital shows XRP ETF demand has recovered sharply from an earlier period of weakness.

This article was originally published by Bit.Fan. For more cryptocurrency news and market insights, visit www.bit.fan.
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