The XRP ETF market is showing renewed momentum as institutional participation strengthens through regulated investment products. The XRP ETF inflows are becoming a key driver of sentiment, with capital rotation increasing across major asset managers.
Currently, XRP is hovering around the $1.35 mark after falling slightly (by about 0.27%) over the last 24 hours. The token managed to generate a volume of $1.75 billion with a market capitalization of $83.63 billion, which means its market dominance was estimated at 3.25%.
Also Read | Ethereum Price Analysis: Can ETH Break $2,150 and Rally Toward $2,250?
XRP ETF Inflows Show Strong Momentum
Recent market data shows rising attention around XRP-linked spot exchange-traded products. According to a recent post, XRP spot ETF products recorded about $22.04 million in net inflows in a single reporting period, signaling continued capital movement into these investment vehicles.
Looking at specific funds, we note that Franklin Templeton’s XRPZ has generated inflows of $11.69 million in one week. As a result, the fund has raised its total historical inflows to $390 million. Canary Capital’s XRPC generated inflows of $8.03 million in one week, bringing its historical inflows up to almost $452 million.
Within several consecutive sessions, XRP ETF inflows have also remained solid, with the amount of daily inflows totaling $9.47 million on May 22, after reaching $18.52 million and $10.87 million. Thus, inflows over several days have allowed total ETF inflows to exceed $1.41 billion while total ETF-held XRP exceeds $1.13 billion.
Exchange Reserves Show Declining Supply Pressure
CryptoQuant data showed that the balance of XRP on Binance continued to fall, reaching about 2.70 billion XRP. This contrasts with the previous periods in which reserve levels were in the vicinity of 3.0 billion XRP when prices fluctuated between $1.50 to $1.52 over July to October 2025.
The development means that an increasing number of XRP investors decide to withdraw their assets to other destinations, limiting the availability of the XRP supply for immediate sale. At the same time, a smaller stock of coins held on exchanges is associated with reduced speculative activities.
Apart from XRP ETF inflows and the reduction of XRP reserves on exchanges, the market structure of XRP reflects the interplay between declining supply and weakening upward momentum. About 898 million XRP have already been absorbed by ETFs, thus making supply conditions tighter.
Despite the tighter supply conditions, XRP has been unable to hold above the $1.50 to $1.52 price range as sell pressure is still active at those levels. As a result, any further progress should come from ETF inflows amid the fall in XRP exchange reserves.
However, even if the process continues, XRP will need additional buyers to overcome resistance zones to move forward.
Also Read | XRP Price Alert: Futures Open Interest Falls Sharply As $1.55 High Triggers Massive Sell-Off Cycle
