XRP ETFs Hit $845M as Inflows Outpace Ethereum and Solana

XRP ETFs Outpace Ethereum and Solana Products

XRP exchange-traded funds continued gaining momentum this week as new data showed the products climbing past the $800 million inflow mark faster than every crypto ETF except Bitcoin. The surge came only two weeks after their debut, giving XRP an early lead over Ethereum and Solana products.

XRP reached $844.99 million in net inflows after only 13 trading days. This performance made XRP the third crypto asset to cross the $800 million line.

Bitcoin achieved the mark in two days and Ethereum reached it after 95 sessions. XRP now stands out for its pace, despite entering the market more than two weeks after Solana.

Moreover, surpassed the progress of Solana ETFs, which collected $650.81 million after 25 days. The data also underscored the difference in rollout timing.

Solana funds launched earlier because issuers completed their filings faster during the government shutdown. Hence, XRPs performance indicates strong investor interest that continues to build despite the delayed start.

Vanguard Adds XRP ETFs to Its Digital Assets Category

Vanguard updated its Digital Assets section and included a full lineup of XRP funds. The list features active, index-based, leveraged, and premium-income ETFs.

The additions also include products from Bitwise, Franklin Templeton, Canary, CoinShares, ProShares, REX-Osprey, and Amplify. Consequently, retail and institutional clients now gain access to regulated exposure through a single platform.

The broad availability suggests growing demand among traditional investors who prefer familiar brokerage channels. Additionally, the variety of fund structures signals deeper market maturity around XRP-based financial products.

Price Holds Above Key Support as Analysts Watch $2 Level

traded near with daily volume above $4.7 billion. Market data showed a 4.70% increase over the past day. Analyst Ali Martinez identified $2 as the key support. He also highlighted $1.20 as the next critical zone.

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The chart shows lower highs forming as sellers test momentum. However, buyers continue defending the $2 floor. A rebound above $2.20 may open a path toward $2.40. A drop under $2 may shift attention to the broader $1.80–$1.20 demand region.