XRP ETFs Defy Wall Street Expectations With 16‑Day Unbroken Streak of Inflows

XRP ETFs continue to defy expectations on Wall Street. 

Close to reaching the mark of one month of activity, XRP exchange-traded funds have yet to register one day with more outflows than inflows. On December 8, these financial products pulled in another $38 million in inflows, according to data from SoSoValue, now reaching an "unbeaten" streak of 16 days with net inflows. 

Fidelity (XRPZ), trading on the New York Stock Exchange, pulled in over $15 million in inflows on Monday. Meanwhile, BitWise (XRP), also on the NYSE, registered over $2 million in deposits. 

XRP ETFs have recently overtaken Solana ETFs in total assets, cementing their position as the most valuable crypto exchange‑traded funds outside of Bitcoin and Ethereum. On Monday, XRP products reached a fresh all‑time high of $923.71 million in assets under management, putting them within striking distance of the $1 billion milestone.

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A "Pent-up Demand" for XRP ETFs

For Wall Street, XRP exposure presents a different kind of bet than traditional crypto products.

While Bitcoin's value proposition is its monetary hedge, Ethereum attracts investors interested in funding a network powering decentralized applications, smart contracts, and staking yields. Solana, by contrast, attracts traders looking to capitalize on a high‑speed consumer blockchain.

Meanwhile, XRP products ogive Wall Street a distinct way to gain exposure to digital assets. Rather than competing with other altcoin products, XRP gives investors the ability to allocate capital in the payments and institutional settlement sector of cryptocurrencies. 

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Garlinghouse’s comments underscore how XRP’s rapid ascent is not just about speculative trading, but about accessibility. With major asset managers like Vanguard opening the door for crypto ETFs in retirement and brokerage accounts, XRP exposure is reaching a new class of investors who may not be fluent in blockchain technology but are comfortable with regulated financial products.