XRP ETF Defies Market Slump With Records 30 Straight Days of Inflows — What’s Driving It?

Spot XRP exchange-traded funds (ETFs) have set a new industry record by logging 30 straight trading days of net inflows, occurring even as Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs experienced outflows during the same period in November and early December. Since launching on November 13, 2025, these ETFs have attracted nearly $990 million in cumulative net inflows, pushing total assets under management past $1.18 billion.

This sustained inflow is attributed to several factors, primarily the regulatory clarity achieved after Ripple's legal battle with the SEC, which classified XRP as a non-security in secondary trading. This removed a major institutional barrier. Furthermore, XRP appears to benefit from portfolio rotation as investors seek assets with clearer regulatory footing, alongside its established utility in cross-border payments via Ripple's infrastructure. Institutional players, including hedge funds and asset managers, are now accessing XRP exposure through regulated ETF structures.

While this institutional demand shows conviction, it has not yet translated into a sustained rally in XRP's spot price. The 30-day streak signals a notable resilience and a shift in institutional behavior toward regulated crypto vehicles, though future performance depends on broader market conditions and adoption.

(Source：CCN)