The XRP spot ETFs have once again piqued the interest of the major financial institutions and have recorded net inflows of $170 million during a span of 11 trading sessions – this includes 9 consecutive days of positive flows.
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This remarkable record, discovered by SoSoValue raises XRP spot ETFs’ net inflows post the November 2024 launch to the impressive total of $1.68 billion, which indicates a solid market demand even for the times when XRP trades at $1.35 per coin.
Large Institutions Showing Signs through Q2 Filings
According to the second quarter 13 F filings that were made public, Goldman Sachs tops the list with a reported approximate value of $87.4 million invested across five funds. Right behind Goldman Sachs are Jane Street and Millennium Management.
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Positioning Over Momentum Chasing
The inflow resilience is at the same time a cooling-down of XRP from its high of $1.69 in mid-August which could indicate that the focus is on positioning rather than chasing momentum. Besides the obvious, for the investor, exchange, and market makers, it opens up possibilities in the form of ETFs with regulation and without self-custody.
That means making the game even further with the RIAs, hedge funds and pension accounts. And, it will prove a case of altcoin ETF apart from Bitcoin and Ethereum where the flow cumulatively stands at $58 (Bitcoin)$13(Ethereum) respectively – as Farside.
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Net Flows Obscure Reality
The gap between the ETF token accumulation and the103 million XRP redemptions by Grayscale in H1 2026 underlines the kind of effects that netting can cause that are actually misleading on the actual supply in spots.
Source: Ripple
It will be a while until XRP manages to push above the $1.50 resistance as with the help of Ripple’ moon releases, institutional wrappers get even better developed and altcoin ETF approvals grow.
Trajectory, liquidity, and wider adoption are the three things that are going to be mainly affected by quarterly 13F filings, options market expansions and SEC rulings on altcoin products.
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