Spot ETFs Took In $4.3M This Week and Nothing on Friday
US spot XRP ETFs took in $4.3 million from Oct 19 to Oct 22 and none on Oct 23, leaving weekly flows near 0.3% of the funds' $1.48 billion AUM.
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- XRP spot ETFs recorded $4.3 million in net inflows between Oct 19 and Oct 22.
- Oct 23 brought no new creations across the five US XRP spot ETFs.
- Cumulative XRP ETF net inflows reach $1.8 billion against $1.48 billion in assets under management.
- The $322 million gap between cumulative inflows and AUM stems from XRP's price decline.
XRP ETF Flows Reset to $4.3M
Daily issuer creation and redemption disclosures show the five US spot XRP ETFs took in $4.3 million in net inflows between Oct 19 and Oct 22, then recorded no new money at all on Oct 23. The print ends a weaker stretch: the prior week had produced $1.8 million in net outflows, so the ledger has swung back to positive, but the scale is thin. Each issuer files its daily totals after every session, which makes the daily cadence the primary record rather than a weekly estimate. Measured against the complex's $1.48 billion in assets under management, four days of buying moved the needle by roughly 0.3%. Cumulative net inflows since launch stand at $1.8 billion, while the funds hold $1.48 billion, a $322 million shortfall that tracks the underlying asset's slide. Spot trading vehicles hold XRP directly, so the coin's drawdown passes straight into fund value; the missing $322 million left through valuation, not through redemptions. XRP had traded at $1.28 when the flow data was compiled, and the XRP price has since edged up to about $1.31. The live print matters for how the week is read, since a falling net asset value can erase small creations on its own. The coin is still down 16.2% over the past month and 30.1% year to date. Set against the all-time high of $3.65 reached in July 2025, it sits 64.9% lower, and a year ago it changed hands near $2.51. That gap matters for the flow record, because investors who bought the ETFs near those higher marks carry paper losses and have had less reason to add. The disclosures point the same way: money came back this week, but in amounts too small to call the demand recovery real.
WisdomTree's Pending Fund and a Thin Rebound
Attention now turns to what could widen the menu. Five funds already trade in the United States, so the marginal buyer is not short of options today. WisdomTree's own spot XRP ETF is waiting on a decision from the US Securities and Exchange Commission, and approval would give investors a sixth product to choose from. WisdomTree has kept the fund's management fee and launch date undisclosed, so cost is not yet a factor buyers can weigh. The market read on the application is sober: another listing alone is unlikely to lift inflows materially, because demand for these products has tracked XRP's price path and investor sentiment far more closely than the count of competing funds. The flow record supports that read. Nothing in the creation data suggests product scarcity is the binding constraint. The complex swung from a $1.8 million weekly outflow to a $4.3 million weekly inflow, a change of direction without a change of conviction, and Friday's zero-creation session cut the rebound short before it could compound. For readers weighing exposure, our guide to investing in crypto ETFs and funds explains how creations and redemptions move a fund's size in practice. The forward picture rests on three visible variables: the SEC's decision on WisdomTree, the weekly flow prints, and whether XRP can hold its current range. If the coin stabilizes and net creations resume next week, demand for the sixth product could build on a firmer base. If the price slides further, an additional launch is likely to make little difference. The tape has already shown how fragile that range is; only days ago, XRP tested $1.26 support after a rebound failed.
A 99/100 Ceiling at $1.35
The technical picture lines up with the flow stall. RSI sits at 40.04 on the daily chart with a bearish MACD signal, and the broader trend label remains a downtrend, even after the coin's climb to $1.3076, up 1.23% over 24 hours. COINOTAG's composite puts the heaviest resistance at $1.3536, which scores 99/100 where four moving averages stack, while the nearest support at $1.2771 reads 100/100. Positioning leans one way: the funding rate on crypto futures is a near-neutral 0.0032%, yet the long/short account ratio stands at 3.76. Sustained creations plus a daily close above $1.3536 would give the flow reversal something to stand on; another break below $1.2771 would likely bury it. The full XRP technical analysis page carries the complete level map.
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