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XRP News: XRP ETF capital inflows hit second-lowest level in history. Why?

2026-07-11 17:14:02
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Today\'s XRP News: XRP ETF inflows recorded US$107.38 million, the second lowest in history.

This is the biggest news of XRP today. The XRP ETF has suffered its worst period of time since its launch. On July 10, inflows fell to $107.38 million, the second-lowest day on record. Only April 2 showed weaker performance at $64.61 million. If you follow the news, this is what everyone in the market is talking about.

XRP ETF inflows hit the second-lowest level since its launch.

Let\'s first look at the latest ETF data. On July 10, total inflows were US$107.38 million. Only one fund, the 21Shares ETF (TOXR), had capital inflows that day, and other issuers did not move. At present, the cumulative net inflow of all ETFs is US$1.48 billion. The overall data is still considerable, but single-day activity has dropped to a freezing point. For comparison, the following are the worst performing trading days: the lowest in history: April 2, 2026, US$64.61 million; the second lowest: July 10, 2026, US$107.38 million; the third lowest: May 18, 2026, US$750.44 million. The huge gap between second and third places shows how deserted the market has been this week.

XRP experienced its worst ETF week in history

This week (July 6 to July 10) has been extremely difficult for ETFs. Three of them (July 6, 7 and 9) saw zero activity and no funds came in and out. Immediately afterwards, on July 8, a single-day outflow of US$7.29 million was enough to alert traders. On July 10, it recorded the second-lowest inflow of US$107.38 million. Three days of calm, one bad, one weak-this was the worst ETF week on record for XRP. Let\'s take a look at today\'s prices: XRP was trading at $1.10, down 0.43% during the day; the market value was $68.94 billion; and the 24-hour trading volume was $981.95 million. In the past week, prices fell from $1.18 to $1.06, a drop of about 4%.

Why is XRP falling while Ripple wins one after another?

The interesting thing about XRP News is that Ripple continues to win. It has just obtained a full MiCA license from Luxembourg\'s financial regulator, which allows Ripple to provide regulated crypto payment services in all 30 countries in the European Economic Area, which is undoubtedly a major milestone for Ripple today. Ripple is also entering the sports industry with a new partnership and is expanding its footprint in the Japanese crypto market. In theory, the news should boost confidence. However, there are currently rumors in the market, and rumors about the cooperation between Ripple and SWIFT have attracted the attention of investors. However, neither SWIFT nor Ripple confirmed the cooperation, which is just speculation rather than an established fact. So why are prices still falling despite the good news? One clue: New active addresses are rising, which suggests that holders are moving XRP into their wallets and watching. They don\'t trade much and have not invested new ETF funds. Quiet addresses and quiet ETFs-that\'s the pattern this week.

Next step for XRP: Swell Conference and Investor Outlook

Ripple\'s Swell Conference will return to New York City in October this year and will be held at The Shed in Hudson Square from the 27th to the 29th. This is the first time that Ripple has merged Swell and its Apex Developer Conference into one event, claiming to be the largest gathering in the company\'s history. Swell\'s early bird fare ends today (July 11), and if you are interested in registering, this is your last chance to enjoy a discount. As for the next step in XRP prices, no one is sure. Past Ripple activities in and of themselves have not reliably driven token prices, and what really matters is often specific announcements, such as clear banking partnerships or clear regulatory results, rather than general excitement.

Conclusion

XRP News just recorded the second-lowest ETF inflow on record and the worst ETF week on record. Prices fell 4% in a week to $1.10. Ripple\'s MiCA license and the Swell conference brought real impetus, but ETF capital flows and price movements showed a quieter and more cautious trend.

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