XRP ETF Inflows Cross $1.14 Billion With Potential Price Rebound Trigger

Key Insights:

• XRP ETF have seen consecutive daily inflows, resulting in total net assets of $1.14 billion.
• XRP shows a buy signal on the TD Sequential indicator, showing exhaustion of selling pressure.
• The Ripple partnership with TJM accelerates push into institutional crypto infrastructure, a good sign for XRP’s potential rally

The spot XRP exchange-traded fund (ETF) trading in the U.S. have registered consistent inflows since launching. So far, the XRP ETFs have registered a total inflow of more than $1.14 billion.

This steady allocation into the ETFs may trigger a price rebound for XRP, which is currently experiencing a downtrend.

XRP ETF See Consistent Inflows

According to reports from Whale Insider, the XRP ETF have recorded net inflows every single trading day since launch.

As a result, cumulative net inflows have exceeded $1 billion, with total net assets under management reaching approximately $1.14 billion.

These ETF launched in mid-November, with the first one from Canary Capital debuting on November 13, 2025. Canary Capital launched the first US ETF that provides direct exposure to XRP.

The fund started trading on Nasdaq under the ticker XRPC. On its first day of trade, XRPC amassed over $57 million worth of trading volumes.

Multiple issuers followed Canary, including Grayscale, Bitwise, 21Shares, and Franklin Templeton. These issuers made the first wave of spot XRP ETF products in the U.S.

After 15 days of trading, the spot XRP ETF registered total cumulative inflows of almost $1 billion.

Since then, the inflow streak continued, indicating sustained buying from institutions and traditional investors, often through regulated channels like brokerage accounts.

For comparison, XRP ETF products have outperformed their spot Solana counterparts in total assets and inflow consistency.

Data from SoSoValue revealed that spot Solana ETFs have registered total net assets of $876.34 million since launching.

Analysts note that the surging inflows into XRP ETFs signal broader adoption of regulated crypto products beyond Bitcoin and Ethereum.

Analyst Spotlights XRP Price Buy Signal

Despite the inflow streak, the XRP spot price has remained volatile and has not fully reflected this ETF momentum.

However, if inflows continue, projections suggest billions more in assets over time, potentially locking up XRP supply in custody. This would help reduce available float and support price stability.

As of this writing, XRP is priced at $1.86, down 0.62% over the past 24 hours.

Analyzing XRP price, crypto analyst Ali Martinez said the coin is showing a buy signal based on the TD Sequential indicator.

A “buy signal” often appears after a series of declining candles, suggesting selling pressure may be fading, and a rebound could follow.

Historically, similar setups on XRP have preceded notable bounces. Based on these past scenarios, the market is now expecting similar moves.

However, note that buy signals are not guarantees of price rallies. Further confirmation is required via price action, volume, and the ability to hold key support levels.

Impact of Ripple and TJM Partnership on Future XRP Market Outlook

Another key development that could help XRP price climb higher is a new partnership between Ripple and TJM Investments and TJM Institutional Services.

Ripple disclosed the strategic partnership in a new press release. The blockchain payment firm emphasized that it has made a strategic investment in TJM.

In addition to the investments, Ripple will continue to provide infrastructure support via Ripple Prime, its multi-asset prime brokerage platform.

Note that Ripple and TJM already have a long-standing relationship. Ripple Prime and TJM have collaborated for years on high-quality trade execution, clearing, and financing for institutions.

According to the press release, the expanded partnership with Ripple enables TJM to offer its clients improved capital. It also allows TJM to offer collateral efficiency, enhanced clearing stability, and balance-sheet support.

This move accelerates Ripple’s push into institutional crypto infrastructure. Indirectly, it could also support XRP adoption by enabling easier access for large investors.