Data from SoSoValue showed that XRP spot exchange-traded funds recorded $18.9602 million in net inflows over last week’s trading sessions. Franklin Templeton’s XRPZ brought in the largest weekly net inflow at $9.8216 million, lifting its cumulative historical net inflows to $473 million. Canary’s XRPC ranked second with $7.7397 million in weekly net inflows and $491 million in cumulative historical net inflows. On the outflow side, Bitwise’s XRP ETF saw the biggest weekly net outflow at $3.3216 million, while its historical total net inflows stood at $599 million. As of press time, total net assets across XRP spot ETFs were $1.48 billion. The ETF net asset ratio, measured as the share of XRP’s total market capitalization, was 1.69%, and cumulative historical net inflows across the category had reached $1.68 billion.
According to SoSoValue data cited by ChainCatcher, XRP spot ETFs recorded $18.9602 million in net inflows over last week’s trading sessions.
Franklin Templeton’s XRPZ led the group in weekly net inflows, drawing $9.8216 million. Its cumulative historical net inflows now stand at $473 million.
Canary’s XRPC ranked second, with weekly net inflows of $7.7397 million. Its cumulative historical net inflows have reached $491 million.
Bitwise’s XRP ETF posted the largest weekly net outflow in the group at $3.3216 million. Even so, its historical total net inflows stand at $599 million.
As of press time, total net assets for XRP spot ETFs were $1.48 billion. The ETF net asset ratio, measured as the share of XRP’s total market capitalization, was 1.69%, while cumulative historical net inflows for XRP spot ETFs had reached $1.68 billion.
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