XRP spot ETFs have recorded inflows for 11 consecutive trading days, pushing cumulative inflows to $756.26 million as of December 1, according to SoSoValue data.
The products added another $89.65 million on Monday alone, marking one of their strongest sessions since launch.
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Strong Momentum Across All Issuers
The latest inflows lifted total net assets across the four US funds to $723.05 million, equal to 0.60% of XRP’s market capitalization.
The trend places the category within reach of the $1 billion asset milestone, a level analysts view as a key threshold for long-term institutional adoption.
All four XRP ETFs—Canary, Bitwise, Grayscale, and Franklin Templeton—finished the day in positive territory. Their market prices rose between 8.30% and 8.54%, reflecting a broad rebound in XRP after last week’s decline.
Monday’s inflow was led by Franklin’s XRPZ, followed by Grayscale. The consistent demand has also pushed cumulative inflows sharply higher.
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Over the past two weeks, the category saw multiple high-volume days, including $243.05 million on November 14 and $164.04 million on November 24.
XRP price also reflected the positive ETF performance. The altcoin rallied nearly 9% today, after dropping to $2 earlier in the week.
$1 Billion Is Now in Sight
At the current pace, analysts expect XRP ETFs to cross $1 billion in assets within days. The category added more than $500 million in the past week alone, reflecting accelerating participation from large buyers.
If inflows remain positive this week, XRP would become one of the fastest-growing altcoin ETF markets launched in 2025. The surge also signals expanding demand for non-Bitcoin digital asset products under the new regulatory framework.
The run of 11 consecutive green days highlights rising appetite for XRP exposures through ETFs. With cumulative inflows nearing the $1 billion level and net assets climbing steadily, the products have quickly become a significant part of XRP’s market structure.
However, continued momentum will depend on broader market conditions and how institutional investors respond to price volatility in the weeks ahead.