In a remarkable show of investor demand, exchange-traded funds (ETFs) focused on XRP have drawn approximately US$844.99 million in net inflows in just 13 trading days. That surge has outpaced comparable funds tied to Ethereum (ETH) and Solana (SOL), making XRP the third crypto asset ever to cross the US$800 million ETF-inflow threshold and doing so far faster than nearly all its rivals.
This suggests a remarkably strong appetite for XRP among both institutional and retail investors, even though XRP entered the ETF arena later than many altcoins, including SOL.
Analysts point to several factors behind the surge:
The XRP ETF boom comes as crypto ETFs more broadly regain momentum after a turbulent period. While spot ETFs for major assets like BTC faced outflows during parts of November, renewed interest in new altcoin-linked ETFs, especially XRP’s, may signal shifting dynamics in institutional crypto allocations.
Some ETF providers, including major global firms, have recently expanded their crypto-ETF offerings, adding XRP among other digital assets, a move that may further lower barriers for retail investors seeking regulated exposure to cryptocurrencies.
The inflow milestone underscores that XRP is no longer just a speculative altcoin: for many investors, it is increasingly viewed as a mainstream crypto asset with growing legitimacy and institutional backing. If this trend continues:
At the same time, this rapid growth also comes with risks. Performance so far reflects early momentum, whether it will hold if macroeconomic conditions or regulatory sentiment shift remains uncertain.
This article was originally published as XRP ETFs Hit $845M Inflows, Surpassing Ethereum and Solana on Crypto Breaking News – your trusted source for crypto news, Bitcoin news, and blockchain updates.


