Spot XRP (XRP) ETFs Hit $1.7 Billion Cumulative Inflows After Ninth Green Week

Ninth Straight Green Week

Spot XRP exchange-traded funds have now strung together nine consecutive weeks of net inflows, and their cumulative total has climbed to a fresh all-time high of $1.7 billion. The latest weekly haul came in at just under $19 million — nearly identical to the week before — a steady drip that stands in sharp contrast to the token underneath. XRP, Ripple's cross-border settlement asset and the subject of our guide to XRP, ripped higher during the broader altcoin breakout between August 19 and 22, jumping roughly 70% from $1.00 to $1.70 in less than 72 hours. It was rejected at that level and driven hard south, and despite the record ETF flows it has struggled with breakout attempts ever since. The daily ledger behind the streak was modest but consistent: Tuesday added just $1.55 million, Wednesday brought $12.29 million and Thursday another $5.14 million. Friday, unexpectedly, registered net flows of exactly $0.00 — a flat print that raised eyebrows given the heavy market turbulence that day. The week ending September 4 produced $18.96 million and contained the first red day in a month, while the following four-business-day week matched it almost to the dollar at $18.98 million. The pace cooled noticeably as September began, but the direction never flipped. Net inflows represent new capital entering the funds, as distinct from recycled trading volume, and each dollar is a market purchase of the underlying token by the issuer. Nine straight green weeks therefore amount to persistent institutional accumulation — steady positioning into an asset whose chart has yet to confirm the demand since the mid-August rally stalled.

Bitwise Leads With $608 Million

The leaderboard behind the record shows who is doing the absorbing. Bitwise's XRP fund, which recently surpassed $500 million in assets, has extended its cumulative net inflow lead to $608 million, against $490 million for Canary Capital's XRPC. That $118 million gap has widened week by week as Bitwise captured a disproportionate share of the streak, while Canary's XRPC — the first mover of the complex — has held second place without closing the distance since Bitwise crossed the half-billion mark. The single strongest stretch of the run came during the last full week of August, when the funds attracted $110.49 million, their best performance since early December 2025, and that followed another robust week in which net inflows neared $40 million. September brought the cooldown described above, yet even the trimmed weekly totals of roughly $19 million kept the cumulative meter rising to its new high. The structural point is that these products are committed buyers: creations translate into spot purchases of XRP, so nine green weeks equal ongoing demand that the price has not rewarded since the failure at $1.70. Our XRP coverage has tracked the other side of that equation as well, including stretches when XRP whales offloaded 90 million tokens in a week and the delayed registration for Teucrium's 2x short XRP ETF, while Ripple's push to scale RLUSD on the XRP Ledger underpins the long-term utility case. XRP's market cap keeps it among the largest assets in the sector, so these flows are measured against a deep, liquid underlying market rather than a thin one. The divergence now defines the setup: record cumulative inflows on one side, a rejected breakout on the other, with the next weekly print due within days. Readers tracking the market in real time can follow live spot and futures prices on Gate.

A Heavy $1.4170 Ceiling

COINOTAG's proprietary 42-indicator composite S/R scoring engine frames the near-term map. Overhead, the $1.4170 resistance rates 89/100 — a strong confluence of ATR Upper, Value Area High and BB Middle — with $1.3753 close behind at 68/100 (Bearish Engulfing, Ichimoku Kijun), capping spot at $1.3439. Nearest support $1.3250 scores 48/100 (Donchian Lower, VWAP); a break there exposes $1.1382 at 59/100 (Fibo 0.786, HVN). Funding sits at 0.0018%, open interest at $878.9 million and the long/short ratio at 2.90 (74.3% long), while Fear & Greed reads 61, in Greed territory. RSI at 51.5, a bearish MACD and a sideways trend argue for consolidation. A daily close above $1.4170 invalidates the bearish scenario. For now the two series point apart — flows positive, price down 1.93% — with neither clearly leading the other.