Key Takeaways
- • Bitwise XRP ETF captured the entirety of $6.55 million in net inflows to U.S. spot XRP ETFs on July 2, 2026, marking a return to positive territory after modest outflows the prior day and signaling renewed institutional demand.
- • Total assets under management across all U.S. spot XRP ETFs reached $988 million, with cumulative net inflows across all issuers totaling $1.487 billion as of July 2.
- • Bitwise's XRP ETF has accumulated approximately $501 million in historical inflows, establishing it as the dominant product in the XRP ETF ecosystem despite experiencing $4.75 million in redemptions on July 1.
- • Monthly XRP ETF inflows have moderated significantly from late 2025 peaks—November 2025 saw $666.61 million and December 2025 saw $499.91 million—but remain positive in most recent months, with March 2026 showing a modest decline of $31 million.
- • Franklin's XRP ETF (XRPZ) demonstrated institutional traction with $2.88 million in inflows on July 1, while Grayscale maintained monthly momentum alongside Bitwise, indicating diversified capital deployment across multiple ETF sponsors.
Summary
U.S. spot XRP exchange-traded funds reversed a brief pullback on July 2, 2026, recording net positive inflows of $6.55 million, according to data from SoSoValue. The rebound signals that institutional interest in XRP exposure through regulated ETF vehicles remains resilient, even as absolute inflow volumes have decelerated from the record levels experienced in late 2025.
Bitwise's XRP ETF captured the entirety of July 2 inflows, bringing in the full $6.55 million in fresh capital. This performance builds on Bitwise's commanding position in the XRP ETF market, with the fund now maintaining approximately $501 million in cumulative historical inflows. The strong showing contrasts with July 1, when the overall XRP ETF market posted $1.86 million in net outflows. On that day, Bitwise experienced $4.75 million in redemptions, though these were partially offset by $2.88 million in inflows to Franklin's XRP ETF (XRPZ), demonstrating that capital is flowing across multiple fund sponsors rather than concentrating solely with market leaders.
As of July 2, total assets across all U.S. spot XRP ETFs reached $988 million, with cumulative net inflows across all issuers totaling $1.487 billion. The month-to-date trajectory suggests that despite short-term volatility, institutional demand for XRP exposure has stabilized at positive levels.
Monthly flow data reveals a significant slowdown from the exceptionally strong finish to 2025. November 2025 generated $666.61 million in inflows, followed by December 2025's $499.91 million. By comparison, January 2026 attracted only $15.59 million, February 2026 saw $58.09 million, and March 2026 posted a modest $31 million decline. This pattern indicates that while the initial surge of ETF adoption has cooled, underlying institutional interest persists, with Franklin and Grayscale maintaining steady capital deployment alongside Bitwise's leadership position.
Bitwise's XRP ETF captured the entirety of July 2 inflows, bringing in the full $6.55 million in fresh capital. This performance builds on Bitwise's commanding position in the XRP ETF market, with the fund now maintaining approximately $501 million in cumulative historical inflows. The strong showing contrasts with July 1, when the overall XRP ETF market posted $1.86 million in net outflows. On that day, Bitwise experienced $4.75 million in redemptions, though these were partially offset by $2.88 million in inflows to Franklin's XRP ETF (XRPZ), demonstrating that capital is flowing across multiple fund sponsors rather than concentrating solely with market leaders.
As of July 2, total assets across all U.S. spot XRP ETFs reached $988 million, with cumulative net inflows across all issuers totaling $1.487 billion. The month-to-date trajectory suggests that despite short-term volatility, institutional demand for XRP exposure has stabilized at positive levels.
Monthly flow data reveals a significant slowdown from the exceptionally strong finish to 2025. November 2025 generated $666.61 million in inflows, followed by December 2025's $499.91 million. By comparison, January 2026 attracted only $15.59 million, February 2026 saw $58.09 million, and March 2026 posted a modest $31 million decline. This pattern indicates that while the initial surge of ETF adoption has cooled, underlying institutional interest persists, with Franklin and Grayscale maintaining steady capital deployment alongside Bitwise's leadership position.
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