XRP pulled in just over $1.5 million in ETF inflows, a modest number that stands out because it was one of the few areas still attracting demand while broader crypto fund flows turned sharply negative. Bitcoin funds lost $333 million, and ether funds shed another $35 million. That contrast suggests investors were being more selective rather than turning broadly positive on crypto.
The move also lines up with the market backdrop on price. XRP has been trading around $1.33 and remains in consolidation, with support concentrated around the low $1.30 area. Traders are still waiting on a clearer directional break, so for now the story is more about positioning than a price-led rally.
The headline here isn’t a breakout. It’s that XRP still drew a small inflow even as bitcoin and ether products saw heavy withdrawals. That doesn’t change the broader cautious tone, but it does show that capital was still willing to move into a narrow pocket of demand while the rest of the market stayed defensive.