TLDR
XRP inflows jumped 34% week over week, rising to $62.9 million from $46.9 million, per a CoinShares-linked update (34% jump).
- It was the largest positive weekly figure, ahead of Solanas $48.5 million (weekly ranking).
- The absolute increase was about $16.00 million versus the prior week.
- XRP ETFs also saw $43.9 million net inflows on Dec 22, with cumulative net inflows ~$1.12 billion (ETF flows).
Deep Dive
1. Week-On-Week Change
The latest weekly data shows XRP investment product inflows rose 34% to $62.9 million from $46.9 million (CoinShares-linked update). That implies an absolute week-over-week increase of $16.00 million.
A sustained allocation uptick suggests growing institutional interest even during broader market softness.
2. Relative Positioning
XRP led peers with the largest weekly positive inflow, outpacing Solanas $48.5 million while Bitcoin and Ethereum saw outflows of $460 million and $555.1 million respectively (weekly comparison). This divergence highlights rotation into XRP products when major assets faced net redemptions.
If rotations persist, XRP could maintain relative strength versus large-cap peers during periods of macro or regulatory uncertainty.
3. ETF Flow Context
U.S. spot XRP ETFs recorded $43.9 million in net inflows on Dec 22 and have not printed a single net outflow day since launch, bringing cumulative net inflows to about $1.12 billion (ETF flows snapshot). Consistent daily inflows point to steady accumulation rather than short-term trading churn.
A consistent ETF bid can provide a baseline demand signal, though price can still lag if broader market risk is off.
Conclusion
XRPs inflows jumped 34% week over week and led peers on the latest weekly tally, while ETFs showed strong, uninterrupted demand. The key takeaway is a clear rotation into XRP products even as Bitcoin and Ethereum faced outflows, suggesting institutions are building exposure with a longer-term lens.
