Spot XRP exchange-traded funds (ETFs) continued to attract strong investor interest on Monday, logging a twelfth straight day of inflows and strengthening XRP’s position as the fastest-growing major crypto ETF category.
According to SoSo data, U.S. spot XRP ETFs recorded $67.7 million in new inflows on Dec. 2, lifting their cumulative net intake to $844.9 million since launching on Nov. 13. Monday’s inflow figure—$89.65 million—ranked among the largest single-day additions since the products went live.
This steady build-up of capital has pushed XRP ETFs close to the $1 billion threshold, a milestone many analysts consider important for establishing durable institutional participation. The trend also signals increasing appetite for regulated alternatives beyond the market’s dominant bitcoin and ether funds.
Traditional asset managers are moving to capitalize on the momentum. Filings with the Depository Trust and Clearing Corporation (DTCC) show that Invesco and Franklin Templeton are preparing to launch their own spot XRP ETF offerings.
“Congrats to $XRPC for $58 million in day-one volume—the highest of any ETF introduced this year,” Bloomberg’s senior ETF analyst Eric Balchunas wrote on X.
The strong performance of XRP products comes within a highly active broader crypto ETF landscape. Spot Solana ETFs, which had just posted $13.5 million in outflows, rebounded sharply with $45.7 million in fresh inflows and now stand at $651 million in cumulative net additions.
Meanwhile, the most established offerings remain steady. Spot bitcoin ETFs continue to dominate with $57.7 billion in assets, while spot ether ETFs hold just over $12.8 billion, according to Farside data.
