XRP Funds Hit Monthly Low as Inflows Drop to $12.4 Million
The seven U.S.-listed XRP spot ETFs have seen their weakest month for inflows since April, taking in just $12.4 million in July. This is a significant drop from May and June's $131.94 million and $59.46 million respectively, and even lower than the funds' average monthly intake since their launch in November 2025.
The ETFs have collectively received $1.49 billion in contributions but currently hold only $997 million, indicating that investors who bought into the funds are down about a third. This decline is unusual for products so early in their lifespan.
Analyst Crispus Nyaga believes that XRP's recent price drop below its 50-day exponential moving average and its RSI falling under the neutral 50 mark may signal a bearish breakout, with $1 being the next level of consequence below. Meanwhile, the token remains within a broad descending channel, making it difficult to predict where prices will go.