XRP ETFs See $12.98M Single-Day Inflow, Total Net Assets Hit $1.54B

XRP ETFs See $12.98M Single-Day Inflow, Total Net Assets Hit $1.54B

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2026-07-22 14:35:13
XRP ETF clients purchased $12.98 million worth of XRP in 24 hours, lifting total net assets to $1.54 billion. Cumulative net inflows reached $1.25 billion, with Grayscale and other issuers reporting strong demand.
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XRP ETF market witnessed a sharp uptick in capital flows. Data shows ETF clients bought $12.98 million worth of XRP within a single day, pushing total net assets held by these funds to $1.54 billion. This single-day influx highlights growing institutional appetite.

Single-Day Inflow of $12.98M, Cumulative Net Inflows at $1.25B

Over the past 24 hours, net inflows into XRP ETFs stood at $12.98 million, bringing the cumulative total to $1.25 billion. As of January 13, total trading volume for XRP spot ETFs reached $30.90 million per Soso Value data, indicating active participation from both institutional and retail investors.

Platform Breakdown: Grayscale Leads with $7.86M Inflow

XRP ETFs from different issuers recorded notable inflows. Canary Capital's XRP ETF on NASDAQ saw $2.73 million in net inflows; Bitwise's XRP ETF on NYSE attracted $2.39 million. Grayscale's GXRP ETF led with $7.86 million. Meanwhile, 21Shares' TOXR ETF, listed on CBOE, reported total assets of $252.91 million, reflecting broad market support for XRP.

These figures underscore XRP's expanding footprint in the ETF space. As institutional capital continues to flow in, XRP's position as a major digital asset strengthens.

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