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XRP XRP ETF inflows have increased for nine consecutive weeks, with cumulative net inflows reaching a new high of US$1.7 billion.
Although XRP (Ripple) prices are still below US$1.40, the inflow trend of exchange-traded funds (ETFs) that track the asset has continued into its ninth week, pushing cumulative net inflows to a record US$1.7 billion.
Core Points
- During the trading week of the last four trading days, XRP-related ETFs increased inflows of US$18.98 million, almost unchanged from the previous week's inflow of US$18.96 million.
- Cumulative net inflows have reached US$1.7 billion, of which Bitwise's funds remain leading with cumulative inflows of US$608 million.
- Analysts 'views are divided: profit-taking behavior by whale investors conflicts with weakening Internet activity, which is intertwined with the technology pattern that previously triggered a 600% surge.
XRP ETF Capital Flow Analysis
During the recent shortened trading week, the spot XRP ETF recorded a net capital inflow of US$18.98 million, marking that its capital inflow trend has remained positive for nine consecutive weeks. This result is very close to the US$18.96 million in inflows collected in the week ended September 4, even though the inflow rate slowed significantly since late August.
Looking back at previous performance, during the last full trading week in August, these funds attracted $110.49 million in inflows, the strongest weekly performance since early December 2025, compared with the previous week of inflows of approximately $40 million. In the most recent week, it brought in $1.55 million in inflows on Tuesday, increased $12.29 million on Wednesday, and contributed $5.14 million on Thursday, while there was no net funding change on Friday.
This continued inflow momentum pushed cumulative net inflows to a new high of US$1.7 billion. Bitwise's XRP fund topped the list with cumulative inflows of $608 million, ahead of Canary Capital's XRPC fund of $490 million.
Martinez's price outlook and market game
Continued ETF demand did not contribute to a sustained breakthrough in prices, resulting in XRP still failing to stand firm above the US$1.40 resistance zone after many attempts to break through. Analyst Ali Martinez warned that whale investors have begun to take profits while Internet activity has dropped sharply, and he believes these conditions may support further price declines.
Celal Kucuker, on the other hand, holds the opposite view. He pointed to the existence of a technical pattern that had previously predicted a 600% surge and suggested that if a similar situation occurred again, XRP could repeat this trend.
This divergence of views explains why ETF inflows alone cannot determine the short-term direction, as institutional demand is competing with profit-taking and weakening online activity. The recent volatility of XRP has made this tension apparent.
Data showed that between August 19 and 22, XRP rose 70% in less than 72 hours, climbing from $1.00 to $1.70, before reversing sharply. It has since failed again around $1.40, and after Friday's release of the Consumer Price Index, prices fluctuated between $1.36 and $1.32, hitting nearly $1.45 at one point, before eventually falling back below $1.40.
