Spot XRP ETFs have become the fastest-growing major crypto vehicle, logging 12 consecutive days of inflows totaling $844.9 million and attracting filings from Wall Street titans like Fidelity and Invesco.
U.S. Spot XRP Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs) have maintained an extraordinary run, completing their twelfth consecutive day of positive momentum. With net inflows totaling $844.9 million as of December 2, this sustained accumulation has established XRP (XRP-USD) as the fastest-growing class of major crypto-asset vehicle currently available to investors.
The funds are rapidly closing in on the $1 billion milestone in assets, signaling a major expansion of regulated crypto exposure beyond the established categories of Bitcoin and Ether.
The momentum driving the spot XRP ETFs is immense. On Monday alone, the products drew $89.65 million in net inflows, marking one of their strongest sessions since launching in mid-November. The cumulative total of $844.9 million in just over two weeks tells us that there is massive institutional demand for the asset.
This rapid growth places the XRP ETF class near the $1 billion asset milestone, a level analysts view as important for confirming long-term institutional adoption. The trend shows capital rotating into the XRP funds and outpacing the early demand seen during the launch of rivals like the Solana ETF.
Wall Street Titans Join The Race
The surging interest in regulated XRP products is confirmed by the filings of major Wall Street investment firms. Companies including Fidelity (FIS), Invesco (IVZ), and Franklin Templeton (BEN) have all filed to list their own spot XRP ETFs.
The debut of the first XRP funds saw immediate, record-breaking demand. Senior Bloomberg ETF analyst Eric Balchunas noted that one early XRP product logged $58 million in day-one volume, marking the highest debut volume of any ETF launched this year.
XRP Outpaces the Broader Altcoin Market
While the XRP products show impressive momentum, they operate within a rapidly expanding crypto ETF landscape.
XRP ETFs: $844.9 million cumulative net inflows and climbing.
Solana ETFs: $651 million cumulative net inflows, though they recently saw a rebound after a red day of redemptions.
Ether ETFs: Sit at just over $12.8 billion in total assets.
Bitcoin ETFs: Remain the largest category at $57.7 billion in total assets.
The data clearly shows that XRP is currently capturing new institutional capital at a much faster rate than its competitors, expanding the regulated crypto market beyond the initial top-two assets.
