US spot XRP ETFs Register Their Largest Daily Inflow of July
US spot XRP ETFs posted their biggest July inflow as total net inflows reached $1.49B despite XRP's recent price weakness.
US spot XRP ETFs recorded $6.78 million in net inflows on July 16, making it the largest single-day inflow registered in July so far.
The increase pushed cumulative net inflows across all listed US spot XRP ETFs to $1.49 billion.
According to the data obtained from Coinglass, the day’s inflows were led by Bitwise, whose XRP ETF attracted $4.41 million in new capital. Franklin Templeton followed with $2.38 million in inflows through its XRP ETF.
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Other issuers, including Canary Capital, 21Shares, and Grayscale, finished the session with no reported net inflows.
The latest additions also brought the combined net assets held by US spot XRP ETFs to $997.18 million, placing the sector just below the $1 billion milestone.
Trading activity also remained healthy during the session.
Combined daily trading volume across all US spot XRP ETFs reached $11.85 million, reflecting continued investor participation despite a relatively subdued price environment.
XRP Price Remains Under Pressure
The strong ETF inflows came during a period when XRP was still facing price weakness.
The cryptocurrency traded around $1.08, representing a decline of approximately 2.5% over the previous 24 hours and nearly 10% over the past month.
Notably, looking at the ETF flows alongside XRP’s price, it is evident that institutional buying has not always translated into immediate price appreciation.
During the early stages of spot XRP ETF trading, funds recorded significantly larger capital inflows, including a single-day addition of roughly $187.07 million, which stands out as the largest inflow shown during the period.
However, those early inflows were followed by several sessions of notable net outflows around January 9, 2026, before daily fund movements settled into a more stable pattern.
In recent months, ETF flows have generally consisted of smaller but more consistent inflows, with only occasional outflow sessions.
Over the same period, XRP’s price has continued to trend lower, illustrating that steady ETF demand has existed alongside a broader decline in the token’s market price.
July Flows Reflect Mixed Institutional Activity
Although July produced its largest inflow on July 16, investor activity throughout the month has been mixed.
Earlier in the month, US spot XRP ETFs recorded $6.55 million in net inflows on July 2, followed by a modest $107,000 inflow on July 10.
The market also experienced periods of selling pressure, including $1.86 million in net outflows on July 1 and $7.29 million in outflows on July 8. Several trading sessions ended with little or no net movement.
The latest $6.78 million addition, therefore, represents a notable recovery from those earlier outflow sessions and marks the strongest daily performance recorded during the month.
Among ETF issuers, Bitwise remained the largest fund by assets under management with $312.82 million. Canary Capital followed with $253.20 million, while Franklin Templeton managed $252.15 million in XRP ETF assets.
XRP ETFs Have Outperformed Ethereum ETFs
The July 16 trading session also highlighted differing investor sentiment across digital asset ETFs.
On the same day, US spot Bitcoin ETFs attracted $79.15 million in net inflows, extending positive institutional demand for Bitcoin-related investment products.
Spot Solana ETFs recorded $1.66 million in inflows, while spot Ethereum ETFs experienced $28.04 million in net outflows. Investment products tied to HYPE finished the day with no reported net changes.
Although Bitcoin ETFs continued to attract the largest amount of capital, XRP ETFs outperformed Ethereum ETFs during the session by recording positive net inflows while Ethereum funds ended the day with net withdrawals.
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