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XRP Spot ETFs: XRP ETF Category Banks Inflows While Majors Hold Range

U.S. XRP spot ETFs pulled in roughly $18.98 million for the week of September 7 to 11 while Bitcoin and Ethereum held modest ranges and XRP priced near $1.35.

XRP Spot ETFs
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While Bitcoin sat near $77,167 and Ethereum hovered around $2,459 with limited candle movement, the XRP spot ETF category kept pulling fresh money through a holiday-shortened week.

The inflows landed at about $18.98 million from September 7 to 11, according to SoSoValue data released September 14. Category assets under management reached roughly $1.45 billion, with cumulative net inflows near $1.70 billion. XRP itself traded around $1.35 on CoinGecko as the week closed.

Daily Flow Breakdown

Tuesday opened the week with modest buying near $1.55 million. Wednesday delivered the largest single-day print at about $12.29 million, showing clear buyer interest even with fewer trading sessions. Thursday added another $5.14 million before Friday recorded zero activity due to the holiday calendar. The pattern kept the category positive without dramatic swings.

Issuer Leadership

Bitwise XRP led the pack with roughly $9.30 million in weekly inflows. Other issuers contributed smaller slices, keeping the overall category bid without any single name dominating the entire print. This steady participation stands in contrast to weeks where one product can skew totals sharply higher or lower.

Broader Market Context

SOL also recorded positive flows the same week near $10.3 million, though the XRP category maintained its own lane. Majors like Bitcoin and Ethereum showed range-bound candles rather than strong directional moves, leaving altcoin-linked products to capture the available capital. DOGE sat near $0.08404, adding another data point to a market that stayed largely contained.

Hosts and Daily Cadence

Regular market hosts tracked these flows session by session, noting how holiday calendars compress volume yet still allow targeted buying in certain categories. The day-by-day rhythm revealed a front-loaded week that cooled into the long weekend, a pattern they flagged as distinct from multi-week accumulation streaks. Their consistent coverage helped separate the holiday-week print from longer-term narratives.

Category Standing

The $1.45 billion AUM figure and 1.70 percent ETF-to-market-cap ratio placed XRP products in a measured position relative to the underlying asset. Cumulative inflows near $1.70 billion reflect ongoing participation across multiple issuers even when broader market candles lack conviction.

The week closed with XRP near $1.35 and the ETF category showing continued, if contained, demand. Price action across majors remained steady while the inflows print stood as the clearest signal in an otherwise quiet stretch.