Spot Xrp Etfs Attracted $34.2 Million This Week Alone
US spot XRP ETFs pulled in $34.2 million in net inflows this week, with May 6 marking the single biggest day at roughly $13 million. The products now hold 1.26% of XRP's total market cap.

US spot XRP ETFs wrapped up a strong week, drawing $34.2 million in net inflows across just four positive trading days. The single biggest day arrived on May 6, when the products collectively absorbed roughly $13 million, a figure confirmed by market data tracked on CoinMarketCap.
Only one day of net outflows interrupted what was otherwise a clean sweep for the week, underlining the steady institutional appetite that has built around $XRP since the products launched in late 2025. The ETFs now collectively hold 1.26% of XRP's total market cap, a meaningful share for a suite of products that is still relatively young.
Momentum Building After April's Record Streak
The weekly figure comes on the back of an already impressive April. According to 247 Wall St., the funds went 20 consecutive trading days without a single outflow between April 10 and April 29, pulling in roughly $82 million across the month. That streak came to an end on April 30 with a $5.83 million outflow, making the resumption of inflows in May all the more notable.
Zooming out further, Cointelegraph data via TradingView indicates that spot XRP ETFs are on course for their strongest monthly inflows since December 2025, pointing to renewed and sustained institutional demand rather than a short-term blip.
A Growing Institutional Footprint
Seven spot XRP ETFs are currently trading in the United States, with issuers including Bitwise, Grayscale, 21Shares, Canary Capital, and Franklin Templeton, according to CoinGecko. The products are listed across NYSE Arca, Nasdaq, and Cboe BZX, giving institutions a range of regulated access points.
The scale of institutional involvement is notable. As reported by CoinSpectator in late April, Goldman Sachs had emerged as the single largest institutional XRP ETF holder, with a position of $153.8 million spread across four separate funds at a time when total AUM stood at $1.53 billion.
Each wave of inflows also has a structural effect on $XRP supply. ETF creations require direct spot purchases, moving tokens into custody and away from exchange circulation. With the products now accounting for over 1.26% of total market cap, the cumulative impact on available supply is becoming harder to ignore.
Sources:
247 Wall St. - XRP ETFs Snap Longest Inflow Streak of 2026
Cointelegraph via TradingView - XRP Set for Strongest 2026 Monthly ETF Inflows
XRP Insights - Live XRP ETF Tracker
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