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Tuttle Capital has filed for an XRP Income Blast ETF, adding to signs that Wall Street demand for XRP exposure is accelerating faster than broader market attention suggests.
Data from SoSoValue shows US spot XRP ETFs collectively hold $1.08 billion, equivalent to 1.20% of XRP’s total supply. Flows have been steady and largely one-sided. Since April 9, there have been no meaningful outflows, with only a minor $661,000 dip across the period.
On a single day, ETFs recorded $3.89 million in inflows. The Franklin Templeton XRP ETF (ticker: XRPZ) led the day’s purchases. The pattern of consistent inflows suggests longer-term positioning by institutional buyers rather than short, retail-driven trading.
“XRP Ledger saw 34.94M XRP in total exchange outflows, the 6th largest 24-hour period of the year. Historically, these large outflow days have corresponded with upcoming bullish price action.” — Santiment
One market observer also noted that approximately $75 million attracted during April did not receive the same level of attention as larger-token narratives, implying the move may not be fully priced in.
On the blockchain side, the XRP Ledger recorded 34.94 million XRP leaving exchanges in a 24-hour window, the sixth-largest daily outflow of 2026, according to Santiment. Historically, large exchange outflow events have preceded price increases, since tokens moving out of exchanges can reduce immediate sell-side availability.
XRP is trading at $1.42.
Activity appears to be driven by large holders rather than retail. Large holders accounted for 94% of recent outflows on Binance, indicating that most of the movement came from wallets holding significant amounts of XRP.
At the same time, whale transfers back into Binance rose to around 3,000 transactions on April 23 and 24, after falling to near zero in the days prior. Reports characterize this rebound as active repositioning rather than distribution.
Taken together, the ETF inflow data and the exchange outflow figures point to coordinated accumulation and movement by larger participants. The specific intent behind the whale transfers was not detailed in the source material, but the scale and speed of the activity were highlighted as notable.
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