Core Insights - U.S. spot XRP exchange-traded funds (ETFs) are projected to exceed $1 billion in inflows soon, having already accumulated $897.35 million in a 15-day inflow streak since their introduction on November 14 [1][2] - The strong inflows are attributed to institutional interest driven by regulatory clarity following the conclusion of the Ripple vs. SEC court case, which determined that XRP is not a security [2][3] - XRP ETFs are recognized as one of the fastest-growing classes of major crypto-asset vehicles, indicating significant acceptance and liquidity in traditional finance markets [4] Institutional Interest - Institutions are responding positively to XRP's regulatory clarity, market position, and operational history, despite its slower pace of innovation compared to newer networks [2][3] - The end of the court case has encouraged institutional investment, with XRP benefiting from its established liquidity and brand recognition [2] Market Dynamics - Over-the-counter (OTC) desks have played a crucial role in sustaining inflows during broader market sell-offs, attracting higher-quality institutional capital to XRP ETFs compared to bitcoin and ether [3] - The stability provided by the OTC channel has been instrumental in maintaining the momentum of XRP ETFs amidst market volatility [3]

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ON-CHAIN ANALYSIS GUIDE: SPOT ETFSAn Exchange Traded Fund (ETF) is an investment vehicle that trades on a stock exchange. Crypto Spot ETFs represent ownership in either a basket, or more commonly a single crypto-asset such as Bitcoin or Ethereum.You can use Arkham to track Spot ETF movements, verify their holdings, and identify bullish or bearish bias in real-time. Check out our article on Spot ETFs at the link below: ...