XRP ETFs Plummet Amid Investor Inflows
Investors have poured $1.79 billion into XRP ETFs since their launch in November 2025, but the funds now hold only $1.66 billion, according to SoSoValue.
This means that each dollar invested in XRP ETFs is now worth around 7% less than what investors initially paid for them, based on total inflows and outflows since their launch.
The difference between net inflow and net assets tells the story: when net assets fall below net inflow, it indicates that the coins have lost value since investors bought them. This is exactly what has happened to the seven U.S. spot XRP funds.
As of October 4, XRP was trading at $1.50, down 51% from around $3 just a year earlier and down 19% since the start of 2026. Much of the money came into these funds when XRP was priced above $2 after their launch in November 2025, meaning those coins are now worth less than what investors originally paid.
To recover, XRP needs to rise above $1.62 for the average XRP ETF investment to break even and join Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana in positive territory. If XRP continues to slide while weekly inflows remain low, each additional dollar invested only deepens the hole.