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Bitwise Leads XRP ETF Inflows for Third Straight Session as Assets Reach $613 Million

Bitwise recorded $9.91 million in XRP ETF inflows for a third straight session as cumulative market inflows reached about $1.76 billion.

Bitwise XRP ETF and other funds record continued inflows as cumulative XRP ETF investment approaches $1.76 billion.

Bitwise’s XRP exchange-traded fund recorded $9.91 million in net inflows in the latest trading session, extending its streak to three consecutive sessions as investor money continued to enter the XRP ETF market.

Franklin Templeton added another $4.98 million during the same session, bringing total reported XRP ETF inflows to $14.89 million. Bitwise accounted for roughly two-thirds of the combined inflow, while Franklin Templeton represented the remainder.

No other XRP fund recorded a net contribution during the session.

Bitwise Leads XRP ETF Inflows

The latest figures strengthen Bitwise’s position as the largest XRP fund among those covered, with approximately $613.77 million in assets.

The $9.91 million inflow into the Bitwise product was associated with an estimated 6.48 million XRP, while Franklin Templeton’s $4.98 million inflow corresponded to approximately 3.36 million XRP.

However, the token estimates contain a small discrepancy. The two figures total about 9.84 million XRP, compared with the stated marketwide figure of 9.74 million XRP.

The dollar figures, by contrast, match the reported combined inflow of $14.89 million. As a result, the XRP quantities should be viewed as approximate estimates rather than an exact record of tokens acquired through the funds.

The three-session inflow streak also indicates that demand for Bitwise’s XRP ETF has continued beyond a single trading day. Still, ETF inflow data tracks money entering the fund and does not establish the precise timing of any underlying XRP purchases.

XRP ETF Market Nears $1.76 Billion in Cumulative Inflows

Across the XRP ETF market, cumulative net inflows have reached approximately $1.76 billion, while combined net assets stand at around $1.70 billion.

Bitwise’s latest inflow adds to a fund that already holds the largest asset base among the XRP products covered. Franklin Templeton was the only other issuer to record a net inflow in the latest session, showing that investor allocations were concentrated in two funds.

The difference between cumulative inflows and current net assets does not necessarily represent investor withdrawals. The two figures measure different things.

Cumulative net inflows track the net amount of investor money that has entered the funds over time. Net assets reflect the current value of the funds’ holdings, meaning they can rise or fall as XRP’s market price changes.

The latest $14.89 million inflow therefore increased the market’s cumulative total, but the available figures do not establish when cumulative inflows could reach $2 billion. Additional net investment would be required, and the three consecutive positive sessions do not provide a timetable for reaching that level.

Bitwise remains the largest XRP fund by assets and the leading recipient of inflows in the latest session. Its three-session streak provides a broader indication of continued investor participation than a single day of fund flows.


Writer: Marcus Renfield
  
Crypto Market Analyst & Onchain Writer

Marcus Renfield covers cryptocurrency markets with a focus on onchain data, Bitcoin price action, and emerging market narratives. His writing examines how capital flows, network activity, and broader market structure influence short- and medium-term trends.

He aims to provide clear, data-informed analysis for readers seeking a deeper understanding of crypto market dynamics.


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