In brief: U.S. spot XRP ETFs attracted only $592,470 in daily inflows, yet total assets surpassed $1B despite slower institutional allocations. Franklin Templeton recorded the session’s only
U.S. spot XRP exchange-traded funds recorded just $592,470 in daily net inflows, even as total assets under management climbed above $1 billion. According to SoSoValue data shared by BankXRP on X, Franklin Templeton’s XRP ETF accounted for the session’s only positive inflow, while every other issuer ended the day with no net additions.
According to the data, Franklin Templeton clients invested approximately $592,000 in the firm’s XRP ETF during the latest trading session. Interestingly, no competing XRP ETF attracted new capital, leaving Franklin Templeton solely responsible for the market’s daily inflow.
Although the latest figure was relatively small, it lifted total assets across U.S. spot XRP ETFs beyond the $1 billion milestone. The development also highlighted that institutional investors remain engaged with XRP investment products despite a slower pace of capital allocation.
Franklin clients bought $592K worth of $XRP ETF yesterday, nobody else touched it
XRPZ alone pushed total inflows to $422M. Overall XRP ETF assets now past $1B. https://t.co/Y7AJh9Frqdpic.twitter.com/mtO6ixqmvg
— 𝗕𝗮𝗻𝗸XRP (@BankXRP) July 28, 2026
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Additional SoSoValue data showed Franklin Templeton’s XRPZ ETF received approximately 542,900 XRP, matching the day’s $592,470 net inflow. Meanwhile, Bitwise, Canary, 21Shares, and Grayscale recorded zero daily inflows during the same session.
Franklin Templeton’s XRPZ fund currently manages approximately $257.13 million in net assets. However, Bitwise remains the largest U.S. spot XRP ETF with $314.08 million in assets, while Canary follows closely with $252.20 million.
The data also revealed that Bitwise leads cumulative net inflows with $500.76 million. Franklin Templeton ranks second, having attracted $421.86 million, followed by Canary with $466.97 million in cumulative inflows. Despite recording lower trading activity than Bitwise, Franklin Templeton generated the market’s only positive daily flow.
Source: SoSoValue
Trading activity also remained moderate across the sector. Bitwise processed approximately $8.91 million in daily trading volume, while Franklin Templeton recorded about $2.50 million. Total value traded across all U.S. spot XRP ETFs reached $12.66 million during the session.
Franklin Templeton also expressed support for the CLARITY Act through a post on its official X account. According to the company, the proposed legislation would establish clearer cryptocurrency regulations while helping investors understand which protections apply to digital assets.
The asset manager added that the bill would clarify which regulators oversee crypto businesses. Additionally, it argued that greater regulatory certainty would encourage blockchain innovation to remain in the United States rather than expand into overseas markets.
According to BankXRP, Franklin Templeton’s endorsement reflects growing institutional support for a consistent regulatory framework. Clearer rules could reduce uncertainty while encouraging broader participation from traditional financial institutions.
The latest $592,470 inflow marked one of the smallest daily additions recorded by U.S. spot XRP ETFs. Even so, it pushed total ETF assets above $1 billion, while Franklin Templeton remained the only issuer attracting new capital and strengthened its support for clearer cryptocurrency regulations.
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