Ripple (XRP) ETF Inflows Near $1.4 Billion: Here's What That Means for XRP Price
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Ripple (XRP) ETF Inflows Near $1.4 Billion: Here's What That Means for XRP Price
XRP spot ETFs accumulated $1.39 billion in cumulative net inflows since launching in November 2025, with May producing the strongest monthly inflow period of 2026. Despite no outflow days in May, XRP traded around $1.38, below the launch level and down 39% from the July 2025 peak. Price remained stuck between $1.28 and $1.45 since February, preventing breakouts from ETF inflows. A sell wall of about 1.16 billion XRP sits just above the current price, allowing trapped holders to exit near break-even on each retest. Daily inflows of $5 million to $17 million are small relative to XRP’s typical $1.5 billion daily trading volume. ETF inflows can also reflect transfers of existing XRP into ETF structures for regulatory, tax, or portfolio management reasons, so headline inflow totals may not equal new market purchases.
"XRP ( ) spot ETFs have now pulled in $1.39 billion in cumulative net inflows since launching in November 2025. XRP's ETF inflow in May has already topped April's $81.59 million to become the strongest monthly inflow period of 2026, and the funds haven't recorded a single outflow day this month."
"But XRP is still trading at $1.38 today, well below where it was when these ETFs launched, and down 39% from its July 2025 peak. Why almost $1.4 billion in inflows hasn't moved the price comes down to one thing: the 1.16 billion XRP sell wall stacked right above current price."
"Inflows of $5 million to $17 million a day are not especially large in a market where XRP regularly sees more than $1.5 billion in daily trading volume. April's 20-day inflow streak defended the $1.40 support level but failed to push XRP through the $1.45 resistance zone."
"ETF inflows don't always represent new purchases of XRP in the open market. In many cases, investors already holding XRP transfer their assets into ETF structures for regulatory reasons, tax advantages, or easier portfolio management. Part of the $1.39 billion in cumulative inflows likely came from XRP already in circulation and not fresh capital entering the market."
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