XRP ETFs Cross $1 Billion Milestone
When did XRP ETFs reach $1 billion? U.S. spot XRP ETFs crossed $1 billion in net inflows on December 16, 2025, with zero outflow days since their November 13 launch. This milestone was reached while Bitcoin ETFs saw $3.4 billion in outflows and Ethereum ETFs posted $1.3 billion in withdrawals over the same period.
U.S.-listed spot XRP exchange-traded funds have crossed a historic $1 billion in assets after drawing net inflows every trading day since their debut in mid-November - a streak that sets them apart from Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs.
Key Highlights
- -$1 billion in cumulative net inflows crossed on December 16
- -Zero outflow days since launch on November 13
- -Total net assets reached approximately $1.18 billion
- -Fastest crypto ETF to $1B since Bitcoin ETFs (21 days vs 4 days)
Outperforming BTC & ETH
The milestone comes in stark contrast to Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs. Over the same period, Bitcoin ETFs experienced roughly $3.4 billion in net outflows, while Ethereum ETFs posted withdrawals near $1.3 billion. XRP's 30-day inflow streak saw $1 billion in fresh capital while competitors bled billions.
What This Means
The consistent inflows suggest XRP ETFs are being used as a structural allocation rather than a tactical trading instrument. Institutional investors appear to be prioritizing assets that deliver clear functional benefits within established ETF rails. Analysts project $10 billion in ETF inflows by 2026 if momentum continues near $200 million weekly.