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Which XRP ETFs led inflows?

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TLDR

Over the past week, Franklin Templetons XRPZ and Bitwises XRP were the main leaders in XRP ETF inflows, with day?by?day leadership rotating among issuers including Grayscale and Canary, per fund flow reports (weekly snapshot).

  1. Jan 5: Bitwise led daily net inflows with $16.61M, followed by Franklin ($12.59M) and 21Shares ($7.01M) (daily breakdown).
  2. Jan 6: Franklin XRPZ led with $7.35M, with Canary XRPC close behind at $6.49M (issuer detail).
  3. Jan 8: Bitwise led again with $4.51M, followed by Grayscale GXRP at $2.89M (issuer detail).

Deep Dive

1. Jan 5 Leaders

Bitwise topped the daily leaderboard on Jan 5 with $16.61M in net inflows, while Franklin added $12.59M and 21Shares contributed $7.01M. These figures marked the strongest day in over a month for XRP ETFs, with cumulative net inflows reaching $1.23B and total net assets about $1.65B (daily breakdown).

What this means

Leadership can rotate quickly; monitoring issuer?level flows helps gauge where institutional demand is clustering and where secondary?market liquidity may be tightest.

2. Jan 6 Rotation

The next trading day saw Franklin XRPZ leading with $7.35M in net inflows, with Canary XRPC close at $6.49M. Total net assets across XRP ETFs were about $1.62B, and cumulative inflows reached $1.25B as momentum persisted across multiple issuers (issuer detail).

What this means

Flows were broad rather than concentrated in a single fund, suggesting diversified institutional allocations and potentially tighter spreads across several products.

3. Jan 8 Leadership

Bitwise again led daily net inflows on Jan 8 with $4.51M, while Grayscale GXRP followed at $2.89M. Reported net asset values placed the category near $1.49B, with cumulative net inflows around $1.21B, indicating continued accumulation into XRP ETFs despite mixed flows in other crypto categories (issuer detail).

What this means

Continued net inflows across multiple issuers point to steady institutional demand. If leadership keeps rotating, it often reflects competition on fees, liquidity, and creation/redemption efficiency.

Conclusion

In short, Franklin XRPZ and Bitwises XRP have led the weeks inflows, with leadership shifting day?to?day and Grayscale and Canary frequently near the top. This pattern signals broad institutional interest across products and a competitive issuer landscape that can influence liquidity and tracking quality.

Educational information only. Crypto markets are volatile and this is not financial advice.


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