According to data from SoSoValue, the XRP Spot ETF recorded inflows for 11 consecutive business days, with cumulative inflows reaching $756.26 million as of December 1st.
These products added another $89.65 million on Monday alone, marking one of the strongest sessions since launch.
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Strong momentum across all issuers
The latest inflows bring the total net assets of the four US funds to $723.05 million, equivalent to 0.60% of XRP’s market capitalization.
This trend puts the category within reach of the $1 billion wealth milestone. This level is viewed by analysts as a key threshold for long-term institutional adoption.
All four XRP ETFs ended the day in positive territory: Canary, Bitwise, Grayscale, and Franklin Templeton. These market prices rose between 8.30% and 8.54%, reflecting XRP’s significant rebound after last week’s decline.
Monday’s inflows were led by Franklin’s XRPZ, followed by Grayscale. Due to stable demand, cumulative inflows also increased significantly.
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Over the past two weeks, this category has had several high volume days, including $243.05 million on November 14th and $164.04 million on November 24th.
XRP price also reflects the ETF’s positive performance. The altcoin is up nearly 9% today after falling to $2 earlier this week.
$1 billion is on the horizon
At the current pace, analysts expect the XRP ETF’s assets to exceed $1 billion within days. The category has grown by more than $500 million in the past week alone, reflecting accelerating participation from large buyers.
If inflows remain positive this week, XRP will become one of the fastest growing altcoin ETF markets in 2025. This surge also indicates growing demand for non-Bitcoin digital asset products under the new regulatory framework.
The 11th consecutive green day highlights the growing appetite for XRP exposure through ETFs. With cumulative inflows approaching the $1 billion level and net assets steadily increasing, these products have quickly become a significant part of XRP’s market structure.
However, whether momentum continues will depend on broader market conditions and how institutional investors react to price movements in the coming weeks.
