How much did XRP ETFs raise?

TLDR

XRP spot ETFs have raised about $756 million in cumulative net inflows as of 2 Dec (UTC), according to flow trackers cited in a market update.

1. Day one net inflows were $164.1 million, led by Grayscale and Franklin Templeton, per a news report.
2. ETFs absorbed nearly 80 million XRP in 24 hours, with AUM near $778 million, per an analysis.
3. On 1 Dec, daily net inflows were $89.65 million, per flows cited in the update above.

Deep Dive

1. Day One Inflows

Launch-day demand was strong, with combined net inflows of $164.1 million on 24 Nov (UTC). Grayscales GXRP drew $67.4 million and Franklin Templetons XRPZ attracted $62.6 million; Bitwise and Canary added mid-teens millions, per the report above.

2. Cumulative and AUM

Cumulative net inflows reached about $756 million by 2 Dec (UTC), and early estimates put XRP ETF assets near $778 million soon after launch, as noted in the analysis above. The same report highlighted nearly 80 million XRP absorbed in 24 hours, underscoring the mechanical impact ETFs can have on circulating supply.

1. Cumulative net inflows $756 million as of 12 Dec (UTC) in the update above.
2. AUM near $778 million and rapid token absorption per the analysis above.

3. Recent Daily Flow

Daily net inflows continued after launch. On 1 Dec (UTC), net inflows were $89.65 million, with Grayscale leading and Franklin contributing, per the update above. Earlier days also showed positive prints, including $21.81 million on 26 Nov (UTC) with Bitwise and Canary active.

1. $89.65 million on 1 Dec (UTC) per the update above.
2. $21.81 million on 26 Nov (UTC) per a separate flow note in the same venue.

Conclusion

Early XRP ETF demand looks strong: a sizable launch day, continued positive daily prints, and cumulative net inflows now in the hundreds of millions of USD. The key driver for impact is whether inflows stay persistent; if they do, ETF ownership can keep tightening supply, supporting price and liquidity, while outflows would weaken that effect.