XRP ETF Inflows Ground to a Halt, Weakest Performance Since April
Investors have lost interest in Spot XRP ETFs, with zero inflows recorded in the last three market days, marking the weakest monthly performance since April. The recent stagnation in XRP-specific inflows mirrors a broader trend across digital asset investment products. Spot XRP ETFs have attracted only $12.3 million in inflows this month, representing a sharp deceleration from previous months, where funds added $59 million in June and $131 million in May.
Despite the recent slowdown, the funds have received cumulative inflows of $1.4 billion since inception and currently hold $997 million in assets under management. The decline in XRP-specific inflows coincides with broader losses in Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs and a shift in investor preference toward S&P 500-tracking funds.
The token is currently trading at $1.1022, confined within a tight range defined by $1.0077 support and $1.2898 resistance. Technical analysis suggests that if the price fails to hold above the key support level of $1.007, further downside could emerge, potentially targeting the psychological support zone at $0.50.