Exchange-traded funds tracking XRP have maintained 19 consecutive days of positive inflows, accumulating $954 million since their launch. The products have yet to record a single day of outflows despite broader cryptocurrency market volatility that has pushed XRP's price back toward $2.

What Happened: Unbroken Streak

Moon Lambo, a cryptocurrency analyst and YouTube content creator, reported the XRP spot ETFs have established an uninterrupted pattern of daily inflows since their introduction to the market.

Asset managers continue acquiring XRP through these regulated products even as broader market sentiment turns bearish. The funds have demonstrated consistent institutional and retail demand, creating a distinct investment channel separate from traditional exchange trading.

The $954 million in cumulative inflows represents capital flowing exclusively into ETF vehicles rather than direct token purchases.

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Why It Matters: Supply Pressure

SMQKE, a cryptocurrency researcher, notes the ETFs currently hold approximately 0.75% of total XRP supply but are drawing from a significantly smaller available pool.

Only 42.87% of XRP's total supply circulates freely in the market, representing the actual liquid inventory these funds can access. Each purchase reduces this circulating portion, tightening available supply as institutional demand continues through the ETF channel.

The funds don't need to control the majority of supply to create market pressure, according to SMQKE.

The impact becomes visible as ETF holdings grow relative to the limited liquid supply rather than the total token count, potentially intensifying supply constraints as inflows persist.

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