Ripple (XRP) ETFs See 83% Spike in 24 Hours

Key Highlights:

• XRP ETFs recorded fresh net inflows of $4.05 million in 24 hours, marking an 83% rebound in institutional interest.
• Price showed a modest recovery near $1.42, even as monthly losses remained above 25% and trading volume declined.
• Institutional flows diverged from broader markets, where Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs continued to post significant outflows.

Institutional interest in Ripple’s exchange traded funds (ETF) rose sharply over the past 24 hours, according to fresh market data. Figures from SoSoValue show that spot XRP ETFs recorded net inflows of 4.05 million dollars during the period.

The figures represent a strong rebound after midweek outflows of 2.21 million dollars and signals a clear return of institutional appetite.

XRP ETF Surges; Institution Interest Returns

The latest inflow represents an 83 percent jump compared with the earlier outflow figure. It also highlights the uneven pattern that has defined XRP ETF flows in recent days. Over the last ten days, the funds have moved between positive and negative territory.

Note that, since Feb. 11, there has been only one other positive day, when inflows reached 4.50 million dollars on Feb. 13. Even with these movements, the latest data suggests that larger investors continue to reenter the market during dips.

Price action has remained volatile at the same time. Over the past month, XRP has lost more than 25 percent of its value as selling pressure weighed on the broader crypto market. Even so, the token showed a modest recovery over the last day. It moved from a low of 1.39 dollars to a high of 1.43 dollars before settling near 1.42 dollars at the time of writing. This figure shows a daily gain of about 0.59%.

Trading volume, however, has not followed the same upward path. Daily volume has declined by 5.46 percent, falling by roughly 2.21 billion dollars. This divergence suggests that retail participation remains cautious. Many smaller traders seem to be watching market direction while institutions gradually rebuild positions.

Market participants are now focused on key resistance levels. Analysts say that if XRP can reclaim the 1.70 dollar mark and hold above it, confidence could improve and attract more market activity. Historically, inflows into XRP ETFs have shown resilience even when global crypto markets weakened. During the second trading week of February, XRP ETFs recorded about 45 million dollars in inflows while other major assets faced declines.

At the same time, other major crypto ETFs have experienced continued outflows. On Feb. 19, spot Bitcoin ETFs saw total net outflows of 166 million dollars. Spot Ethereum ETFs also recorded outflows of 130 million dollars. Data indicates that the largest portion of Ethereum outflows came from BlackRock’s ETHA fund, which alone saw 96.8 million dollars exit during the day. These figures shed light upon the divergence between XRP ETF activity and the global crypto ETF market.

On-chain activity within the XRP network has also shown mixed signals. For example, network usage has recorded sharp spikes followed by declines. This pattern often points to short term speculative trading rather than steady long term accumulation. Such movements can intensify volatility, especially when combined with uncertain macro conditions.

Even with these fluctuations, XRP remains supported by ongoing developments tied to Ripple. The company continues to be an active voice in policy and regulatory discussions. Recently, its chief legal officer Stuart Alderoty attended a stablecoin yield meeting with the White House. The stablecoin yield issue meet-up is an attempt to sort out differences on one of the hottest issues in digital finance. A recent proposal from the Digital Chamber has added fresh direction to the talks. The group suggested allowing “payment stablecoins” to generate yield through decentralized finance mechanisms. It also proposed that idle balances could earn interest, provided there are protections in place for users. Banking representatives have shown cautious openness to this approach