Hey folks,
Since Nov.13, U.S.-listed spot XRP ETFs have pulled in net inflows every single trading day.
That’s a 30-day streak.
The running total is now about $975 million in net inflows.
Nov.13 matters, since that’s when the first big product in this wave started trading on Nasdaq.
Quick refresher on what “net inflow” means. More money came in than went out that day.
For a spot ETF, that usually ends with the fund holding more XRP, since the product is built to track XRP by holding it. (minus the fees).
So yes, this is real demand. Just don’t expect a straight line up.
XRP has been hanging around $2 (about ₹180) despite the steady ETF bid.
So should you care?
If you trade short-term, this streak is a new source of day-to-day support. A good cushion on normal days, not a safety net in a panic week.
If you invest for the long term, this is a simple signal. Regulated access is widening beyond BTC and ETH, and XRP is getting a clean real-money test right now.
If you zoom out, the system around crypto is opening up, too. The US regulator just gave preliminary approvals for crypto firms, including Ripple, to set up national trust banks, with final approvals still pending. That’s the kind of headline institutions care about.
What to watch next.
Does the streak finally break with a red day in flows? CoinGlass updates daily flow data for XRP ETFs.
What happens after the “$1B” headline moment? Flows near round numbers can get weird. In the past, big round-number milestones often changed behaviour for a bit. People rush in for the headline, some lock profits, and the daily flow tape turns choppy.
Will the price move at all? If inflows stay positive and price stays flat, that gap is the story and the trade.
DYOR. This isn’t a call to buy or sell. Trade small, keep a stop, and protect your capital.
The global crypto market turned cautious ahead of a slew of key macro events in the US. Price action largely remained subdued over the past week, with Bitcoin (BTC) trading below $90k. ETH rallied toward $3.4K before facing strong resistance, triggering a swift pullback to the $3.1K region. Among alt coins, SOL, XRP, DOGE, and ADA all traded down during the week. Top performers this week included M (Memecore), MNT, and CC (Canton), which gained 38.5%, 15.6%, and 10.4% respectively.
Weekly price movement:
BTC $89,787 ⏬ 2.23% (1W)
ETH $3,141 ⏬ 0.13% (1W)
SOL $132 ⏬ 4.22% (1W)
ADA $0.4021 ⏬ 7.61% (1W)
DOGE $0.1366 ⏬ 5.1% (1W)
(All data here as of 2:45 p.m., 15 December 2025)
Before we conclude, here’s a quick look at some important news from around the crypto world.
Strategy held on to its place in the Nasdaq 100 during this year’s rebalancing, securing its first successful test in the benchmark since joining the index in December last year. The company, previously known as MicroStrategy, has become the largest corporate holder of Bitcoin (BTC), according to Cointelegraph.
The UK’s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has made pound-denominated stablecoin payments a top priority for 2026, fast-tracking a dedicated regulatory sandbox for prospective issuers ahead of new digital-asset rules, a report in Cointelegraph said.
That’s it for now. Thanks for sticking around.
See you later, folks! 👋