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XRP ETFs are attracting unprecedented institutional attention, with cumulative inflows nearing $1 billion. This surge comes just weeks after the launch of spot XRP ETFs, highlighting growing confidence in Ripple and its regulated RLUSD stablecoin.
The inflows have already outpaced Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs, locking up more than 400 million XRP tokens.
Spot XRP ETFs See Strong Early Inflows
Data from SoSoValue shows that XRP spot ETFs recorded a total daily net inflow of $12.84 million on December 4th (ET). Breakdown of inflows:
Franklin Templeton XRP ETF (XRPZ): $5.70 million
Bitwise XRP ETF: $3.76 million
Actual daily trading volumes from XRP Insights indicate:
Bitwise XRP ETF: $10.10M
Canary ETF: $6.86M
Franklin Templeton XRP ETF (XRPZ): $5.60M
REX-Osprey ETF: $3.67M
Grayscale XRP Fund: $2.57M
Total Daily Volume: $28.80M
These figures say that XRP ETFs aren’t just attracting inflows; they are gaining market share and momentum compared to other crypto ETFs.
Launched in mid-November, spot XRP ETFs have already netted between $874 million and $906 million, reaching $1 billion faster than many early Bitcoin or Ethereum ETF launches. This rapid adoption highlights XRP’s increasing institutional appeal.
“XRP ETFs have surpassed $700 million, showing growing institutional trust in XRP despite past regulatory and market challenges,” said Brad Garlinghouse, CEO of Ripple.
Early Issuers Like Canary, Bitwise, and Franklin Templeton Drive XRP ETF Growth
Canary Capital launched the first spot XRP ETF on November 13, recording $59 million in trading volume on its first day. The fund has since attracted $245 million in net inflows, setting the pace for other entrants.
Following Canary, major firms such as Bitwise, Grayscale, and Franklin Templeton introduced their own spot XRP ETFs. Bitwise alone drew over $105 million during its initial trading days, increasing investor access and encouraging broader participation.
However, not all issuers proceeded with XRP ETFs. CoinShares officially withdrew filings for three proposed crypto ETFs, including a spot XRP fund, citing strategic adjustments.
New XRP ETF Approval and Leveraged ETFs Expand Options
21Shares recently got SEC approval to launch its spot XRP ETF under the ticker TOXR on the Cboe BZX Exchange, giving investors another way to access XRP.
At the same time, REX Shares and Tuttle Capital introduced a 2x leveraged XRP ETF, allowing traders to gain double exposure to daily XRP price movements.
REX had earlier launched a partial spot XRP product, and the new leveraged version builds on that. Leveraged ETFs offer options for different trading strategies and risk preferences, adding more variety to the XRP ETF market.
Why Investors Are Turning to XRP
Investors are shifting funds from Bitcoin and Ethereum into XRP ETFs, positioning early for institutional adoption.
Despite strong ETF inflows, XRP is trading around $2.15, down 31% over the past two months, reflecting overall crypto market weakness and cautious sentiment among retail investors.
According to Boston Consulting Group, U.S. dollar-pegged stablecoin assets could grow to $2.5–$3 trillion by 2030. Ripple’s regulated RLUSD stablecoin is well-positioned for global payments, making XRP attractive to institutional investors seeking compliant, high-liquidity assets.
Franklin Templeton has also entered the XRP ETF market with its XRPZ ETF, adding XRP as the fourth-largest asset in its multi-coin “Easy Peasy” ETF, which now holds eight digital assets.
