XRP Spot ETFs Add $20M in One Day as Total Inflows Hit $213M

XRP spot ETFs continue to pull in fresh capital. On December 12, U.S.-listed XRP spot ETFs recorded a combined net inflow of $20.17 million, according to data from SoSoValue. While the daily figure looks modest compared with earlier spikes, it still pushed total cumulative inflows to $213 million. This reinforces the steady demand for regulated XRP exposure. At the same time, total net assets across XRP spot ETFs climbed to $1.18 billion. Even as XRP’s market price stayed relatively flat near the $2 level.

Franklin Leads the Day as Multiple Funds Attract Capital

Among all XRP spot ETFs, Franklin’s XRP ETF (XRPZ) led daily inflows. The fund added $8.7 million in a single session, the highest among peers. Bitwise ’s XRP ETF followed closely, pulling in $7.85 million for the day. Canary’s XRPC ETF also saw fresh interest, with $3.62 million in net inflows.

Other products, including offerings from Grayscale and 21Shares , reported flat flows on the day. However, their cumulative assets remain substantial. This shows that earlier inflows are sticking rather than quickly rotating out. Together, these products now account for nearly 1% of XRP’s total market capitalization. It’s a notable figure for a group of ETFs that only launched recently.

Bigger Picture Shows Strong Accumulation Trend

While December 12 brought in $20 million, it was far from the most active day. Earlier in the cycle, XRP spot ETFs saw massive inflow surges. Including days above $150 million and even $200 million in single-session additions. Despite the volatility in daily flows, the broader trend looks clear. Total net assets have climbed steadily since mid-November, rising to $1.18 billion without sharp drawdowns. This suggests investors are accumulating positions rather than chasing short-term price moves. Trading activity also remained healthy. XRP spot ETFs recorded $29.29 million in total value traded on the day. This shows consistent liquidity even during quieter inflow sessions.

Price Stays Calm as Institutions Play the Long Game

Interestingly, XRP’s price has not mirrored the aggressive asset growth. The token closed near $2.00 on December 12. This shows limited movement despite rising ETF holdings. That gap hints at a longer-term strategy from investors entering through ETFs. Instead of reacting to daily price swings, institutional buyers appear focused on exposure, custody simplicity and regulatory clarity. Spot ETFs offer all three, especially for investors who prefer traditional market rails.

As more capital flows into XRP-linked products, the market narrative continues to shift. XRP spot ETFs are no longer an experiment. They are becoming a consistent channel for institutional demand, even on days when the price barely moves. If this trend holds, the real impact may show up later, not in daily candles. But in sustained ownership through regulated investment products.