XRP ETF Inflows Plummet 93% to $1 Million Amid Broader Crypto Recovery

XRP's recent surge in institutional demand has suddenly weakened, with US spot XRP exchange-traded funds (ETFs) attracting just $1.01 million in net inflows last week, a decline of roughly 93% from the previous week.

This marks a significant deterioration in the pace of institutional accumulation, coming at an uncomfortable time for XRP as it tests one of its most important price levels. The token declined approximately 5% last week to around $1.03, while Bitcoin, Ether, and Solana gained roughly 2-3%.

The slowdown in ETF demand is particularly notable because XRP had been relying on institutional accumulation to offset persistent token supply and weaker speculative demand. While the long-term institutional adoption story remains intact, with XRP ETFs having accumulated more than $1 billion in capital since launch, the latest data introduce a clear warning signal: institutional demand is no longer accelerating.