Spot XRP ETFs posted their best week since May, hauling in $39.78 million in net inflows. The money came as XRP jumped roughly 70% in under 72 hours, touching $1.70 before sliding back to $1.50. Cumulative inflows into the funds hit a fresh all-time high of $1.55 billion.
Who led the inflows
Bitwise's XRP fund still holds the top spot with $542.69 million in cumulative inflows. Canary Capital sits second at $468.12 million, and Franklin is close behind with $434.16 million. The three funds account for most of the total.
Thursday added $13.24 million, and Friday brought $18.38 million — the single best day since May 14. That late-week push carried the week's total.
The odd lull on Wednesday
Wednesday's inflows were just $2.35 million, even though the US Treasury made its announcement and the White House hosted a Crypto Summit. Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs saw immediate spikes that day. XRP didn't. The token stayed quiet until the next morning.
Earlier in the month, the pattern was worse. Seven of the first eleven trading days in August saw zero XRP ETF inflows. The fund had been stuck in a lull.
Where XRP stands now
The price held the $1.00 support level before the surge, then met resistance at $1.70. It dropped to $1.42 before recovering to the current $1.50 range. Analysts argue XRP needs to reclaim the $1.65–$1.70 zone to signal a real trend shift — not just a spike. The next few sessions will tell whether Friday's $18.38 million inflow was a one-off or the start of something steadier.
