XRP ETFs Log One Month of Inflows as BTC, ETH Funds Bleed $4.6B

Core Insights - US-listed spot XRP exchange-traded funds (ETFs) have achieved one month of consecutive net inflows since their launch on November 13, distinguishing them from Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs that faced significant outflows during the same period [1][2] - XRP has attracted approximately $990.9 million in cumulative net inflows as of December 12, with total net assets across five products reaching about $1.18 billion, and no days of net redemptions recorded [2][6] - Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse noted that XRP is one of the fastest spot crypto ETFs to reach $1 billion in assets under management in the US, only behind Ethereum [6] Market Comparison - In contrast to XRP, US spot Bitcoin ETFs experienced approximately $3.39 billion in net outflows over the same 30-day period, including a significant single-day withdrawal of around $903 million on November 20 [3] - Ethereum ETFs also faced challenges, posting about $1.26 billion in net outflows during the same timeframe [3] - On December 1, XRP ETFs brought in $89.65 million, while Bitcoin ETFs gained only $8.48 million, and Ethereum ETFs recorded over $79 million in net outflows [4] December Trading Trends - Throughout December, Bitcoin spot ETFs had four negative flow days compared to eight positive days, while Ethereum ETFs showed five negative days and seven positive days; in contrast, XRP ETFs maintained positive flows consistently [5] - The demand for regulated crypto products is highlighted by Vanguard's recent decision to offer access to crypto ETFs through traditional retirement and investment accounts, making crypto accessible to a broader audience [7]