XRP ETFs Log 13th Straight Week of Inflows With $740,000 Daily Take

Thirteenth Straight Week of Demand

US spot XRP exchange-traded funds absorbed roughly $740,000 in net inflows on October 14, a daily take that carried the products into their thirteenth consecutive week of positive demand. Figures from the US spot ETF flow tracker show how unusual the day was: Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana and Hyperliquid funds lost nearly $400 million combined in the same session, while Zcash funds were the only other group to attract money, taking in $3.68 million and remaining $3.16 million in the red for the week so far. The record behind the print matters more than its size. XRP ETF flows have been net positive for 13 straight weeks, a run our weekly ETF tally has tracked since mid-July; the last losing week ended on July 10, when outflows reached about $7.2 million. Every weekly tally in that span has closed positive, thirteen in a row. Cumulative net inflows now stand at a record $1.80 billion, and the funds have stayed in the green this week even as the token declined. None of that demand has moved the price. The XRP price holds near $1.32, down about 3.5% over the past 24 hours, after sitting close to $1.31 when the flow data was compiled. That leaves the token roughly 64% below its all-time high of $3.65, set on July 17, 2025, with buyers still committing fresh money while their positions show losses.

Whale Deposits to Binance Hit Seven-Month High

Thirteen weeks of buying has not bent the chart, and the pace of new money is cooling. The week ending September 25 delivered $75.6 million, the group's largest recent haul, but the two weeks that followed added only $4.7 million and then $11.3 million. Falling prices have also trimmed the funds' net assets, which slipped from $1.77 billion on September 25 to $1.51 billion, leaving many buyers under water on their positions. Supply pressure is building on the other side of the ledger. On-chain data shows large holders routing more XRP to Binance: on-chain tracking by analyst Arab Chain puts 30-day whale inflows to the crypto exchange at 1.669 billion XRP, a seven-month high. The same measure stood near 1.65 billion XRP in September, so the rise is recent and sharp. More coins parked on an exchange enlarge the supply available for sale, although the analyst cautioned that the transfers may reflect wallet reshuffling or other Binance services rather than outright selling. Either way, the deposit record adds a second seller-side risk to a market already absorbing macro news. Crypto prices dropped across the wider altcoin market after a hotter-than-expected US Consumer Price Index print on October 14, and XRP followed the broader tape rather than its own fund flows. The pattern is consistent: steady ETF demand gives the token a persistent bid, but it has yet to convert into price gains, and until it does the next move depends on how the market digests the inflation data.

Funding Flat as Longs Dominate

Our live readings frame the standoff in specific numbers. Composite scoring on our XRP technical analysis page places the strongest resistance at $1.3672, where the 50-, 100- and 200-day EMAs converge and the level scores 100 out of 100, with the nearest support at $1.3114, scored 89 out of 100. The relative strength index reads 37 and the trend flag is bearish, so sellers still control the tape, yet spot trading volume of $1.64 billion over the past 24 hours shows the level is being tested, not ignored. Positioning leans the other way: the funding rate is essentially flat at -0.0001%, while 75.7% of accounts are long, a 3.11 long/short ratio that suggests the crowd expects a rebound the chart has not delivered. The Fear and Greed Index sits at 53 out of 100, neutral, and Kalshi's $2 year-end odds already sit at 20%. Thirteen weeks and $1.80 billion of fund demand have not broken the downtrend; a daily close above $1.3672 would, while losing $1.3114 would hand the next leg to the whales.