Investors Trickle Back Into Franklin’s XRP Fund as Price Slump Deepens
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The Franklin XRP ETF, ticker XRPZ, recorded fresh net inflows of $1,063,450 on January 22, 2026, a modest but notable vote of confidence equal to roughly 0.38% of its latest $276.5 million in assets under management (AUM). The move suggests selective dip-buying interest even as the underlying token has struggled over the past quarter.
The related asset, XRP-USD, is currently trading at $1.9063, down about 20.6% over the last three months, underscoring the volatility that has dogged large-cap cryptocurrencies in recent weeks. Short-term momentum remains fragile: the token’s 1-day technical signal sits at Sell, highlighting lingering downside pressure despite the ETF’s recent inflows.
For ETF holders, the latest flow into XRPZ—though small in percentage terms—may indicate that some institutional and sophisticated retail investors view current levels as a tactical entry point, potentially positioning for a rebound or simply rebalancing after the recent drawdown in XRP. However, the negative three-month performance and bearish daily technical picture underscore that risk appetite remains measured, and conviction in a sustained turnaround is still tentative.
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