US spot XRP exchange‑traded funds recorded net inflows for seven consecutive weeks through June 22, 2026. Cumulative net flows since the products launched in November 2025 crossed $1.47 billion, per data compiled by 24/7 Wall St. and CryptoRank.
The streak stood in unusually sharp contrast to spot price action. XRP was down roughly 20% for the month and traded near $1.04 on June 25 — the closest to the psychological $1 handle since November 2024.
The buy‑side / price disconnect
Persistent ETF inflows into a token whose spot price is falling implies two things simultaneously. First, that the incremental buyer is a wrapper user acquiring exposure at what they view as a discount. Second, that the offsetting sellers — likely early holders, exchanges, and OTC desks — are more than absorbing the ETF demand.
The signal to watch is whether the streak converts to a durable price floor. As of the June 22 print, it had not.
European regulatory tailwind
Separately, Ripple secured MiCA‑era approvals allowing it to passport regulated crypto services across all 27 European Economic Area member states, strengthening the payments side of the business independent of ETF flow dynamics.
