XRP exchange-traded funds have maintained an unbroken streak of net inflows since launching on Wall Street, outperforming counterparts despite recent market turbulence. The five funds tracking Ripple's cross-border token have accumulated $1.07 billion in total net inflows through Friday's close.

What Happened: Record Launch Performance

Canary Capital's XRPC began trading Nov. 13 with nearly $60 million in volume and attracted more than $240 million in daily net inflows.

Grayscale's GXRP, Bitwise's XRP, Franklin Templeton's XRPZ and 21Shares' TOXR launched subsequently.

All five funds have recorded positive net inflows for 25 consecutive trading days. XRPC leads with $384 million in cumulative inflows, followed by GXRP, XRP and XRPZ, while TOXR trails at $23.05 million.

The funds gained $82.04 million in the past week alone.

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Why It Matters: Institutional Momentum

Spot BTC ETFs recorded only one positive day last week, ending with nearly $500 million in outflows. Spot ETH ETFs haven't seen inflows since Dec. 10, losing approximately $650 million over the past week.

Solana funds maintained green days for 12 consecutive sessions but attracted just $66.56 million in weekly inflows, below XRP's figure. Spot Dogecoin ETFs, despite recent launches, have gained only $2 million in inflows.

Ripple concluded its lawsuit with the SEC several months ago and secured conditional approval from USOCC for launching a national bank trust, while establishing a partnership with Swiss-based AMINA Bank.

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