Peter Smith
⬤ XRP is getting serious attention after data revealed that US spot exchange-traded funds have been buying aggressively, scooping up roughly $1.12 billion worth of the token in just five weeks. The numbers show total net assets tied to XRP spot ETFs hitting about $1.25 billion by late December. This concentrated buying period stands out as one of the strongest demand waves since XRP spot ETFs first started trading.
⬤ Daily flow breakdowns show some impressive spikes in activity, with several sessions logging net inflows above $200 million. The most recent daily figure came in at approximately $43.9 million, proving that buying pressure hasn't slowed down or disappeared after an initial rush. The upward-trending cumulative assets line tells another important story: there haven't been significant redemptions eating into those gains, meaning fresh capital keeps flowing into these products.
⬤ What's particularly interesting is how XRP's price has stayed relatively calm through all this accumulation, hovering around $1.90 even as ETF holdings surged. The token hasn't experienced the wild price swings that often accompany major institutional buying events.
⬤ These developments underscore how regulated investment products are reshaping crypto market dynamics. Steady ETF inflows can shift liquidity conditions and influence longer-term price trends, especially for assets like XRP that are increasingly connected to institutional demand. As total net assets keep climbing, XRP spot ETFs could become a bigger force in overall market structure, influencing sentiment and trading patterns across digital assets.
Peter Smith
