XRP exchanges have attracted more than $1.4 billion in cumulative net inflows since the end of 2025, despite the widespread downturn in crypto markets.
Bitcoin has plummeted from its peak in October 2025 to $70,000, wiping out nearly 45% of its value, while many other digital assets have fallen even further. Even as digital assets decline, XRP ETFs have continued to gain traction among investors.
Spot ETFs have accumulated more than $1.4 billion in net income since their November 2025 launch, according to the X report from Bloomberg Intelligence analyst James Seiffart.
Seyfarth shared data showing that the top 30 holders of the spot XRP ETF controlled approximately $211 million in positions at the end of 2025. Goldman Sachs was the largest holder by a wide margin, holding about $154 million of the stock.
Bloomberg Intelligence analyst Eric Balchunas said the entry was significant given the broader market decline.
“Like Solana, it’s really impressive because they started a brutal 45% decline,” Balchunas wrote. “My guess is that it’s mostly XRP super fans versus casual retail.”
Data from SoSoValue also shows that funds have experienced relatively limited selling pressure. XRP ETFs have only recorded nine days of net outflows since launch, three of which occurred in the past week.
Several issuers currently offer XRP ETFs, including 21Shares, Franklin Templeton, Bitwise, Canary Capital, and Grayscale.
XRP last traded about 2.5% higher at $1.40 on the intraday, although it is about 62% below its July 2025 peak of around $3.66.
