Money has kept flowing into US spot XRP exchange-traded funds (ETFs) for 11 days in a row, even as traders debate whether the token can hold above US$2 (AU$3.06) and extend its recent recovery.
Data from SoSoValue shows that US-listed spot XRP ETFs brought in US$89.65 million (AU$137.16 million) on Monday, taking total net inflows since launch on Nov. 13 to US$756 million (AU$1.16 billion). Assets under management now stand at about US$723 million (AU$1.11 billion).
Source: SoSo Value.
Four XRP ETFs are currently live. Canary’s XRPC on Nasdaq leads with around US$350 million (AU$535.5 million) in net inflows, followed by Bitwise’s product with roughly US$170 million (AU$260.1 million).
In total, almost 330 million XRP have been absorbed over the last 11 days, more than Solana ETF flows over the same period and against a backdrop of smaller Bitcoin ETF inflows.
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Globally, XRP exchange-traded products saw record demand last week, attracting US$289 million (AU$442.17 million), according to CoinShares’ head of research James Butterfill. He linked the move to the launch of new U.S. XRP ETFs, including Canary Capital’s fund.
Vanguard, which manages about US$11 trillion (AU$16.83 trillion), is also opening its platform to crypto ETFs, including XRP products, for more than 50 million clients this week.
On the charts, XRP is currently trading at US$2.16 (AU$3.29), a 14% decrease in the past month, but a 6.4% increase in the last 24 hours.
Moreover, Traders like ChartNerd see signs of momentum building, pointing to a “bullish divergence” between XRP’s price and its relative strength index (RSI) on the daily chart, which can mean selling pressure is fading and a bounce is more likely.
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