"XRP ETFs launched in late 2025 and immediately did something even Bitcoin ETFs couldn't manage-the products went 43 consecutive days of net positive inflows. By January, cumulative XRP ETF inflows had crossed $1.2 billion, making it the second-fastest crypto ETF to hit that milestone after Bitcoin."
"The U.S.-Iran war that started on February 28 pulled the rug from under crypto assets across the board. Weekly XRP ETF inflows dropped from over $200 million at their late-2025 peak to under a million by early March, a decline of more than 99%."
"Bloomberg Intelligence data shows that approximately 84% of XRP ETF assets come from retail investors. For context, Solana ETFs have 48.8% institutional participation, which is more than three times the rate of XRP."
"Goldman Sachs is the largest institutional XRP ETF holder with $153.8 million across four XRP ETFs. This single position accounts for 73% of all disclosed institutional XRP ETFs."
XRP ETFs launched in late 2025 saw unprecedented demand, achieving 43 consecutive days of net positive inflows and surpassing $1.2 billion in total inflows by January. However, the onset of the U.S.-Iran war on February 28 caused a drastic shift, with weekly inflows plummeting from over $200 million to under $1 million by early March. Retail investors dominate XRP ETF holdings, comprising 84% of assets, while institutional participation remains low, with Goldman Sachs being the largest holder. The overall market sentiment shifted negatively, impacting XRP's performance significantly.
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