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XRP-backed ETFs have recorded their strongest weekly inflow since mid-January, with flows accelerating over the past few days alongside a rebound in XRP’s price. The renewed inflow of institutional capital is putting XRP back under scrutiny, as investors weigh whether the move represents a temporary resurgence or the start of a more durable trend.
In the last four days, XRP spot ETFs attracted $41.64 million, representing their strongest weekly inflow since mid-January. The resurgence follows several quieter weeks, suggesting a renewed shift in institutional positioning.
ETF assets confirm the trend. XRP ETFs now total $1.08 billion, surpassing a symbolic threshold for this relatively new product category. On April 15, a single session generated $17.11 million in inflows—the highest daily level since early February.
Inflows have also been concentrated among the main products:
In parallel, the market reacted with a 9.24% rise over the week, bringing XRP to around $1.48, with a market capitalization of $91.1 billion. The move highlights a direct link between ETF capital inflows and price dynamics, in a macro environment described as more favorable to risk assets.
Beyond ETF flows, XRP is also supported by network activity. The network has recorded more than 8.1 million addresses, described as a historic record. The article links this adoption backdrop to XRP outperforming some of the market’s major capitalizations, alongside strengthened institutional demand.
From a technical standpoint, the $1.50 level is identified as a key resistance zone closely watched by traders.
At the same time, market positioning remains largely bearish. Negative funding rates indicate a dominance of short positions. The article notes that this setup resembles a prior episode in which XRP rose by 127%, and it points to the possibility of a short squeeze. Some scenarios cited in the article envision a potential move toward $1.80 if buying pressure persists.
The combination of institutional inflows, network adoption, and technical imbalance places XRP in a pivotal zone. If ETF flows continue, they could support an extension of the current bullish movement. If inflows slow, the strength of the rebound could be called into question.
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