XRP ETF Demand Snaps Back To Life With $9M Single-Day Surge

Spot XRP(XRP) exchange-traded funds recorded $9.09 million in net inflows on Friday, their highest single-day figure since Feb. 6 and a sharp reversal after weeks of stagnant or negative flows.

XRP ETF Inflows Rebound

The U.S.-listed funds tracking the cross-border token had struggled through a difficult stretch. March became the first month to end in the red since the ETFs launched in November 2025, with two consecutive weeks of outflows outpacing new money.

April opened poorly as well. The first week brought just over $3.5 million in net inflows, and multiple days showed zero reportable activity — including Apr. 6 and Apr. 8, where SoSoValue data listed "$0.00" for both sessions.

Friday's $9.09 million reversed that trend. The last time a single day drew more was Feb. 6, when funds attracted over $15 million. For the full week, the ETFs netted $11.75 million in positive flows. Still, these figures remain well below the peaks seen in November and December, when the funds pulled in more than $1 billion combined.

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Analyst Views on XRP Price

XRP itself gained roughly 2.5% over the past week, holding support at $1.32 and $1.30 before settling near $1.35.

Analysts noted that the bounce from $1.32 support aligned with a potential breakout against Bitcoin(BTC), which could fuel a larger rally.

The token has been under broader pressure for months. March saw $130 million in outflows from XRP-linked global funds, and total assets under management dropped from a January peak of $1.65 billion to roughly $1 billion. The recent inflow uptick, while modest, marks the first consistent sign of returning demand since that decline accelerated in early spring.

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