XRP ETF Shock: Near-$7M Inflows Push Bulls to the Brink

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XRP spot ETFs pulled in $6.95m in a single day, and suddenly the token looks like it’s taken a sip of champagne and decided it’s got “options.” Assets rise to about $1.39b while the circulating supply quietly shivers in the corner-because nothing says “macro risk” like a high‑beta waltz with a less-than-loose float.

XRPZ) led the charge with a single‑day net inflow of $3.13 million, taking its historical inflows to $300 million. Grayscale’s GXRP followed with $2.6 million added on the day and $234 million in cumulative inflows.

As of publication, XRP spot ETFs collectively command a total net asset value of $1.39 billion, with an XRP net asset ratio of 1.19% and cumulative historical inflows of $1.26 billion. That profile harks back to earlier phases when crossing the $1b mark felt like a victory lap and later became the baseline.

One community member, reacting to the latest numbers, teased “more than $3. BILLIONS came out of XRP on 28/01,” hinting that on‑chain or spot selling might offset part of the ETF bid. That tension between ETF accumulation and broader market distribution isn’t new, and it’s the kind of subplot that keeps the charts lively.

Market backdrop and prices

This parabolic move lands as digital assets keep playing the macro risk ballad. Bitcoin (BTC) hovers around $88,198, with a 24‑hour range roughly $87,549-$90,477 and around $32.8B in pass‑the‑ball volumes. Ethereum (ETH) trades near $2,943, with about $23.9B in 24‑hour turnover. XRP (XRP) itself is around $1.89, down slightly on the day, with roughly $2.5B in spot volume over the last 24 hours.

Together, the latest XRP spot ETF inflows spotlight a simple, slightly awkward reality for bears: as long as traditional wrappers keep siphoning tokens off the open market, every risk‑off wobble will have to wrestle with a structurally thinner float.

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2026-01-29 15:37