Key insights
- XRP ETFs experienced significant inflows, driven by Ripple's developments like securing a $200M debt facility and piloting tokenized U.S. Treasury settlements. While positive for the crypto sector, XRP's price remains below its peak. The NYSE's investment in Polymarket also signals growing institutional interest in blockchain applications, but the overall impact on U.S. equities is limited.
XRP (CRYPTO: $XRP) exchange-traded funds (ETF) are experiencing their biggest inflows since January of this year.
The five U.S.-listed spot XRP ETFs reported a combined $25.8 million U.S. of net inflows on May 11, the largest single-day investment since Jan. 5 of this year, according to market data.
The rise of capital flowing into XRP ETFs comes amid several developments related to Ripple, the technology company behind the XRP cryptocurrency.
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Ripple recently announced the successful closing of a $200 million U.S. debt facility that will support the continued growth of its multi-asset prime brokerage platform called “Ripple Prime.”
Ripple also completed a pilot tokenized U.S. Treasury settlement on the XRP Ledger with JPMorgan Chase (NYSE: $JPM) and Mastercard (NYSE: $MA).
Cumulative net inflows across all XRP spot ETFs now sit at $1.35 billion U.S., with total net assets at $1.18 billion U.S., representing about 1.3% of XRP's market capitalization.
XRP’s price remains down 39% over the past six months despite the success of the ETFs. XRP is currently trading at $1.44 U.S., well below its July 2025 record high of $3.65 U.S.