XRP ETF Inflows Stall as Price Struggles to Reclaim $1.00

The XRP ETFs have ended the week in the green, but the underlying asset continues to struggle. The funds saw a minor inflow of $2.25 million, slightly higher than last week's $1.01 million. However, this is a far cry from the $20 million weekly influx seen in late June and $60 million in mid-May.

The net flows into the spot XRP ETFs have been a recurring theme, with little to no movement over the past couple of weeks. The cumulative total net inflows remain at just over $1.51 billion. On the other hand, several large US institutions, such as Morgan Stanley, have revealed significant exposure to XRP through ETFs in recent days.

The price of XRP has consistently traded lower over the past few weeks, dipping below $1.00 on a couple of occasions. The asset is currently fighting to reclaim that level decisively. On-chain metrics show a contradictory landscape, with network activity picking up lately while investor sentiment has deteriorated to a multi-month low.

The XRP Open Interest has reached its highest levels since the notorious October 2025 crash, which could result in intense volatility over the next few sessions.