XRP spot ETFs post $1.24B in inflows since November, while Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs see over $9B in combined outflows.
XRP Spot ETFs Defy Crypto Slump With $1.24B in Inflows as broader digital asset funds record sustained outflows.
New data shows XRP-linked exchange-traded products posted four consecutive months of net inflows, even as Bitcoin and Ethereum spot ETFs faced redemptions.
XRP Spot ETFs Record Four Straight Months of Inflows
XRP spot ETFs recorded a total of $1.24 billion in cumulative inflows since November.
February closed with $58 million in net inflows. The products have not recorded a single month of net outflows during this period.
Monthly data shows $666 million in November and $499 million in December.
January added $15 million, while February contributed $58 million. The steady flow contrasts with broader crypto fund trends.
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Bitcoin spot ETFs lost $6.38B since November. Ethereum spot ETFs lost $2.76B.
Combined, that’s over $9B in outflows across the two biggest names in crypto.$XRP spot ETFs? Positive inflows every month.… https://t.co/AuuTxuWu9U pic.twitter.com/5RiKAWyrZR
— X Finance Bull (@Xfinancebull) March 2, 2026
Market conditions during this period included price declines and elevated volatility.
Bitcoin and Ethereum both traded lower compared to late 2023 levels. Despite this backdrop, XRP-focused funds continued to attract capital.
Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs See Over $9B in Outflows
Bitcoin spot ETFs recorded $6.38 billion in outflows since November.
Ethereum spot ETFs posted $2.76 billion in redemptions during the same period. Combined, the two largest digital asset ETFs saw more than $9 billion leave the market.
These outflows occurred during a period of declining prices and rising risk aversion. Fear gauges in the crypto market moved higher as retail participation slowed.
Fund flow data indicates capital rotation within the digital asset sector.
While Bitcoin and Ethereum remain the largest crypto assets by market value, ETF investors reduced exposure.
In contrast, XRP products recorded consistent allocations. The divergence has drawn attention from market participants tracking institutional flows.
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Institutional Interest and Analyst Price Projections
Market observers attribute XRP ETF inflows to institutional positioning. Allocators such as asset managers and advisory firms often conduct research before adjusting exposure.
The consistent inflows suggest sustained demand from professional investors.
Some analysts have issued long-term price projections for XRP. Reported targets range between $10,000 and $35,000, according to market commentary. These projections reflect expectations tied to adoption and infrastructure growth.
WALL STREET TARGETS FOR #XRP 👀
Top market analysts are projecting #XRP price ranges between $10,000 and $35,000.
Not retail hype.
Institutional expectations.
Big money is watching. https://t.co/n4knnvrkV0 pic.twitter.com/0TbdGzCbrP
— Hailey LUNC XRP (@TheMoonHailey) March 2, 2026
At the same time, XRP ETF inflows represent a small portion of the broader crypto ETF market.
Bitcoin and Ethereum products still manage larger total assets despite recent outflows. However, recent capital allocation trends show a shift in short-term investor preference toward XRP-linked funds.
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