XRP ETF Inflows Hit $11.75M in Strongest Week Since February

XRP ETF inflows reached $11.75 million last week, and multiple secondary reports citing SoSoValue described the stretch as the strongest weekly showing since February. The rebound matters because it followed a sharp March drawdown in XRP-linked funds rather than a fresh cycle high.

In the directly reported data, WEEX said XRP spot ETFs logged a $11.75 million weekly net inflow last week, attributing the figures to SoSoValue’s XRP ETF tracker. The stronger-since-February framing remains cautious because the SoSoValue page itself could not be directly read here, so that comparison is supported in this draft by secondary reporting from Yellow and U.Today rather than a locally verified table.

Yellow said Friday alone brought in $9.09 million, the biggest single-day XRP ETF intake since Feb. 6, after several sessions in which SoSoValue showed zero flows. Because Friday’s $9.09 million made up most of the reported weekly intake, the recovery looked like a late burst of demand rather than steady accumulation.

Bitwise and Franklin Supplied Most of the Weekly Flow

WEEX said Bitwise ETF XRP took in $9.5154 million for the week, while Franklin ETF XRPZ added $2.8987 million and 21Shares ETF TOXR lost $660. That mix shows the rebound was not uniform across issuers.

Across the category, WEEX put total XRP spot ETF net assets at $968 million, with an ETF net asset ratio of 1.16% and cumulative historical inflows of $1.22 billion. With Bitwise’s weekly inflow doing most of the work, issuer concentration remains central to how altcoin ETF flow headlines form, a pattern Bitcoin readers have also seen in Morgan Stanley Bitcoin ETF record-breaking launch coverage.

The Rebound Matters Because March Was Weak

Yellow said XRP-linked global funds saw $130 million of March outflows and assets under management fell from about $1.65 billion to roughly $1 billion. That makes last week’s U.S. spot ETF gain look like a rebound from weakness, not a return to January conditions.

In the broader ETP market, CoinShares reported XRP drew US$119.6 million in the week of April 7, while digital asset products overall took in US$224 million. That wider institutional bid arrived while traders were still navigating macro uncertainty highlighted in bitcoininfonews.com’s recent look at Iran ceasefire odds and crypto prediction markets.

Set beside the US$119.6 million global XRP inflow, the reported U.S. spot ETF week looks more like follow-through demand than a new cycle peak. That is a firmer signal than token-specific distortion events such as the site’s coverage of the Polkadot mint exploit and its profit cap, because fund flows reflect listed-product allocation rather than a one-off supply shock.

On the market side, XRP changed hands near $1.33 with roughly $81.4 billion in market capitalization, a relatively calm spot backdrop for a week driven by fund-flow headlines. Its $1.84 billion 24-hour volume also pointed to a steadier trading tape than the Friday ETF burst implied.

Outlook Stays Measured

The cleanest read is that $9.09 million of Friday demand, the reported weekly intake, and US$119.6 million of broader ETP inflows all moved in the same direction after March’s $130 million outflow stretch. That combination supports a stabilization story, but the evidence available here does not justify calling it a new high-conviction trend.

For a Bitcoin-first audience, ETF flow data remains one of the cleaner gauges of whether risk capital is rotating into altcoins without leaning on narrative alone. This week’s XRP improvement still came from a reduced asset base near $1 billion, not from the earlier peak that Yellow placed at $1.65 billion.

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