XRP spot ETFs have not posted a single day of net outflows since April 9. Reported figures show the funds have taken in $71.31 million so far in April, with April 21 standing out as the only flat session in the stretch while every other trading day remained positive. That run has now fully wiped out March’s $31.16 million loss, the first monthly outflow these products had seen since launching in November 2025.
The longest uninterrupted inflow streak on record
The current run is now the longest no-outflow streak ever recorded for XRP spot ETFs. In the week ending April 17, US-listed XRP ETFs gathered $55.39 million across five sessions, their strongest weekly result of 2026. CoinGlass flow data points to the same pattern: steady daily creations, no net redemptions, and a clear accumulation trend across the full streak.
Most of April’s inflows have gone to products from Bitwise and Franklin Templeton. Bitwise’s XRP ETF has climbed to $419 million in cumulative net inflows, putting it close to Canary Capital at $421 million, which still holds the top spot by that measure. Combined assets under management across US-listed XRP ETF products have also rebounded to $1.28 billion, a three-month high and the same level last seen in mid-January.
US demand follows a stronger global surge
The US streak came right after a larger move in the global market. In the week ending April 11, global XRP ETF products pulled in a combined $119.6 million, the strongest weekly figure since December 2025. That total accounted for more than half of all global crypto fund flows during the week. European buyers drove most of that jump, while the US-led run from April 9 showed domestic institutional demand starting to match the pace already set overseas.
CLARITY Act becomes the next major catalyst to watch
Coverage of the trend has pointed to the CLARITY Act as the main factor that could keep the streak going or accelerate it. If the bill passes the Senate Banking Committee before the May 21 recess, cumulative XRP ETF inflows could potentially double from current levels. The argument rests on one survey finding: about 65% of institutional investors said regulatory clarity was the key reason they had not yet committed serious capital to XRP. Earlier data also showed XRP ETFs contributed roughly $55 million during a broader $1 billion week for crypto ETFs, giving the current streak support that extends beyond short-term trading flows.