XRP ETFs Log 13th Straight Week of Inflows With $8 Million Net Take

13 Straight Weeks of Net Inflows

XRP exchange-traded funds have now booked net inflows for a 13th consecutive week, taking in $8 million over the sessions of October 5 to 9 even as the broader altcoin ETF complex bled cash. The mechanism behind the number matters. Creations and redemptions are the plumbing of an exchange-traded fund: a creation adds fund shares and buys the underlying asset, a redemption unwinds them, so net inflows mark fresh capital entering the wrapper rather than secondary-market churn. Two sessions with genuine subscriptions and three flat ones is a fragile base for a headline streak. Fund-flow disclosures show XRP products drew $3.14 million on October 6 and $8.17 million on October 8, while the week's other three sessions closed with no net movement at all. The entire weekly total therefore rested on two trading days rather than a steady run of daily creations. The contrast with the rest of the market is stark. Bitcoin funds lost $681.1 million over the same week, Ethereum funds shed $542.07 million, and Solana products dropped $24.81 million, a combined $1.25 billion in redemptions that ran about 110 times what XRP took in. Against that backdrop, demand for XRP exposure held firm: net assets across XRP ETFs stood at $1.57 billion, and cumulative net inflows since launch have reached $1.80 billion. The flows arrived while the token itself struggled. The XRP price is down 3.2% over the past 24 hours and trades near $1.33; the flow snapshot published earlier in the session had put the coin closer to $1.37. Streak length aside, the split matters because ETF creations are one of the few channels through which regulated capital reaches the asset directly.

A composite support and resistance scorecard frames how narrow the window around the streak has become. The nearest floor sits at $1.2669, where the 100-day and 200-day moving averages meet a 0.618 Fibonacci retracement, a cluster that scores 96 out of 100. Overhead, $1.4160 is the first hard ceiling, scored 95 out of 100 from the 50-day average and pivot-based resistance; for a coin whose market cap stands at $83.6 billion, the debate now lives between those two lines. Positioning beneath them leans heavily long: open interest stands at $921 million, and the long/short account ratio reads 3.55, with 78% of accounts holding longs. The composite keeps the coin in a downtrend, so a close above $1.4160 would be the first sign the flow streak is reaching the market, while a loss of $1.2669 would point the other way.

Bitcoin, Ethereum and Solana Funds Bled $1.25 Billion

The divergent week fits a wider pattern. Ethereum funds saw withdrawals in all five sessions between October 5 and October 9, and Solana's redemptions ended a 14-week positive run, the kind of stretch normally associated with a bull market in full flight. Bitcoin's negative week followed three consecutive weeks of inflows, and the swings cut both ways: only a few weeks earlier, Bitcoin ETFs had booked $1.918 billion in net inflows. Neither the outflows nor the inflows establish which direction XRP will take next. Flow data counts money in and money out; it does not reveal who subscribed or why, so the split reads as selective interest in XRP rather than a broad exit from crypto funds. A streak built this way flips with a single flat week: three sessions of zero creations left no buffer, and one redemptions-heavy Friday would have ended the run at 12. For the token itself, the streak is context, not confirmation. XRP still trades far below its all-time high, and the earlier session snapshot had set the range from $1.35 support to $1.40 resistance; the live price now sits near $1.33, a shade below that floor, with the $1.3856 level the first line to clear on any recovery. A decisive move above resistance would need confirmation beyond the flow data, and a week spent below it would leave the 13-week tally without a matching bid across the order book. The full read on the levels sits in our XRP technical analysis. Institutional wrappers around the asset keep multiplying in the background, from spot funds to Evernorth's NASDAQ-listed XRP treasury, giving fresh capital more ways in. The asymmetry is the story: 13 straight weeks of net creations, worth roughly one hundredth of what rival funds shed this week, and the next weekly print will tell whether the run reaches 14.