Despite the slowdown in retail activity on XRP, institutional interest has appeared consistent as the XRP ETF market continued to see a new influx of capital even when sentiment is weak.
Although institutional demand has slowed, it has remained consistent, causing the XRP funds to collectively record decent net inflows on most trading days.
XRP ETFs hit major milestone
Per data from SosoValue, XRP spot ETFs have collectively reached the $1.5 billion mark in cumulative net inflows as of Wednesday, July 29, 2026.
While this marks a major milestone for the XRP ETF market, it has come after the funds recorded $584,710 in daily net inflows during their latest trading session.
The milestone has brought the total net assets to a massive $988.7 million, approaching the $1 billion mark, signaling growing demand for XRP exposure among investors through regulated platforms.
The XRP ETFs have also achieved a massive $10.35 million in daily trading volume, reflecting steady market activity from institutional investors.
Franklin Templeton takes dominance
It is important to note that the continued demand from institutional investors does not span across all existing funds; only a few issuing companies have sustained the market with fresh capital.
During their last trading session, Franklin Templeton's XRPZ was the only ETF to attract fresh capital on the day. Hence, the fund recorded the entire $584,710 inflow recorded on that day.
While XRP institutional investors appear to be more drawn to the fund, Franklin Templeton's XRP ETF now manages $254.35 million in assets and has so far seen about 542,900 XRP flow into its product.
Dan Burgin
U.Today Editorial Team
