XRP (Ripple’s native cryptocurrency) spot exchange-traded funds (ETFs) have recorded more than $45 million in net inflows over three trading days, according to the data that has been provided by SoSoValue data. Here, Bitwise XRP ETF saw the largest share of Monday’s (August 24, 2026) inflows.
The recent activity comes alongside a separate report from Brainrot Labs that XRP spot ETFs brought in $39.78 million during the week of August 17–21. The figures provide a snapshot of continued activity around U.S listed XRP investment products following a period of stronger price performance for the cryptocurrency.
Bitwise led the weekly inflows cited by Brainrot Labs. However, the total accumulated net inflows across XRP spot ETFs hit about $1.55 billion. The latest ETF activity also coincides with renewed institutional exposure, which includes a reported $86.5 million disclosed across five XRP ETFs by Goldman Sachs in its second-quarter 13F filing.
XRP ETFs Post Strong Inflows Across Recent Trading Sessions
XRP spot ETFs recorded more than $45 million in net inflows across three trading days. Bitwise’s XRP ETF led Monday’s activity with $8.25 million in net inflows, out of a combined $13.82 million recorded that day. The three sessions also managed to bring in more than $200 million in combined trading volume. Moreover, today August 25, 2026, on X Bitwise President Teddy Fusaro described the period as the fund’s busiest stretch since its launch.
The figures from the three-day period follow another strong week for XRP investment products. Brainrot Labs, which was citing SoSoValue data, reported that XRP spot ETFs recorded $39.78 million in net inflows between August 17 and August 21.
Here, Bitwise again managed to bring in the largest portion of the weekly inflows, which was around $30.22 million, while Franklin Templeton’s XRP brought in $7.62 million. Brainrot Labs also reported that cumulative net inflows across all XRP spot ETFs had reached $1.55 billion, with total net assets at approximately $1.33 billion.
The two posts point to continued investor activity in XRP-based exchange-traded products, although the figures cover different periods. The above said SoSoValue figures cover three trading sessions (Aug 20, 21 and 24), while the Brainrot Labs figures cover the full August 17–21 trading week.
Brainrot Labs also linked the ETF figures to what it described as continued institutional interest in XRP, while questioning whether the market could be moving ahead of itself. This interpretation is separate from the underlying inflow figures and reflects the account’s assessment of what the data may indicate.
The recent ETF activity comes as XRP has also recorded a notable move in its market price. The relationship between ETF flows and the token’s price performance, however, is not established by the figures alone.
XRP Price Gains And Goldman Sachs Exposure Add Context
XRP price gained around 50% over five trading days, pointing to several factors that it said were behind the move. The account cited lower yields following U.S. Treasury buybacks, expectations around White House crypto discussions and the CLARITY Act, larger XRP wallet holdings, and XRP moving above the $1.00–$1.05 resistance range.
At the time of writing, in the last 24 hours, the price of the token is down by 0.8% and is trading at $1.48 as per CoinGecko.
Analysts also suggest that a move above $1.50 could bring the $1.80–$2.00 range into view, while noting that uncertainty around the CLARITY Act could still weigh on the token. Those levels are the account’s market view, rather than a confirmed forecast.
Institutional exposure adds another part to the picture. It has been reported that Goldman Sachs disclosed $86.5 million across five XRP ETFs in its second-quarter 13F filing. The disclosure came after the bank had exited its XRP ETF positions in the first quarter. The filing gives another data point alongside the recent ETF inflows, although the two developments reflect different types of market activity.
Together the recent ETF flows, XRP’s price move and Goldman’s reported holdings show several areas of activity around XRP at the same time. They do not, however, indicate where the token or ETF flows will go next.
