XRP ETFs Log 13th Straight Week of Net Inflows at $11.31 Million

A Thirteenth Straight Green Week

Spot exchange-traded funds holding XRP booked $11.31 million in net inflows last week, their thirteenth consecutive green week, even as the token itself ended the stretch down more than 7%. The products wrap spot trading exposure to the token into shares listed on United States exchanges, and their net figure counts new creations against redemptions, so a positive print means fresh money entered rather than left. The week that closed on Friday, October 10 was carried by two sessions: $3.14 million arrived on October 6 and $8.17 million on October 8, while the other three of the five trading days produced no reportable flow. That was still enough to extend a streak that began in mid-July and has collected more than $300 million since it started; thirteen straight green weeks means thirteen calendar weeks in which creations beat redemptions on net. Aggregate issuer flow disclosures put cumulative net inflows across the category at a fresh all-time high of $1.8 billion. Bitwise's fund leads the market with almost $688 million in cumulative net inflows, Franklin Templeton's XRPZ follows with $509 million, and Canary Capital's XRPC holds third with $487 million. Last week's take also improved on the previous five-day trading period, a second straight step up for the category during a stretch when crypto funds broadly lost money: products tracking Bitcoin shed $681 million in net outflows, those tied to Ethereum bled $542 million, and Solana funds lost nearly $25 million. The XRP crop was the exception in that table. The altcoin market sold off around these funds all week, which makes the XRP price the other half of the story this report turns to next.

Price Splits From Fund Flows

XRP traded near $1.42 early Sunday, about 1.4% above where it stood when the latest flow disclosures landed on October 11 at 14:36 UTC, yet still under the $1.51 it held before the slide. COINOTAG's composite level scoring grades the nearest resistance at $1.4527 at 83 out of 100, while support at $1.3869 scores 92 out of 100; the sideways trend reading suggests neither band has been resolved. Positioning looks quiet: open interest stands near $985 million, and the perpetual futures funding rate prints 0.0049%, mildly positive. The Crypto Fear and Greed Index reads 61, still inside greed.

The tape told the opposite story. XRP traded above $1.51 on Monday and Tuesday, the high-water mark of its week, and analysts mapping the next move argued that a break above $1.60 would open another leg higher. The market broke the other way. Bitcoin's rejection near $87,000 dragged most altcoins lower, selling intensified through the week and peaked on Thursday, and XRP followed the rest of the complex down. By the time the disclosures for Friday, October 10 landed, the token had given back more than 7% on the week, erasing levels that had looked like a launchpad two days earlier. Fund demand did not act as a shield: creations kept arriving while the cash market sold, and nothing in the disclosures ties the two mechanically. Two series moving in opposite directions at the same time is a coincidence of direction until a mechanism is shown between them, and the flow record does not attempt one. The rebound since the lows, near $1.42 early Sunday, repairs part of the damage but leaves the token below the $1.51 it held at the start of the week. Readers weighing an entry after the drawdown can consult our guide on where to buy XRP, and a fuller read of the levels sits in our XRP technical analysis coverage. As this piece leaves the two series, they point in opposite directions: the flow column shows thirteen green weeks, a $1.8 billion cumulative record and three issuers above $487 million, while the price column shows a weekly loss past 7% and a tape still under the early-week level. Which series leads the other, the disclosures do not say.