Against the backdrop of the $XRP price recovery and a series of infrastructure developments related to XRPL, $RLUSD and Ripple company partnerships, U.S. spot exchange-traded funds in the popular cryptocurrency have, over the past two days, demonstrated a resumption of inflows.
According to SoSoValue data, starting Feb. 24, U.S. spot $XRP ETFs saw cumulative inflows of $6.13 million after two preceding days that showed no movement whatsoever. At the moment, total net assets of U.S. spot $XRP ETFs amount to 1.19% of the token’s circulating supply, which is equivalent to $1.06 billion. Cumulative Total Net Inflow stands at $1.24 billion since launch in November 2025.

Why U.S. investors are returning to $XRP ETFs this week
This situation can be described as cautious optimism. On the one hand, since the beginning of the month, the $XRP price at one point lost more than 32%, and inflows into U.S. funds not only decreased fourfold but at one stage even turned into multimillion-dollar outflows.

On the other hand, the $XRP price managed to recover by nearly 29% from the $1.121 low recorded on Feb. 6, supported by the success of $XRP Ledger developers, for example with the launch of a Permissioned DEX for institutional participants, as well as the Deutsche Bank and Ripple partnership around the $RLUSD stablecoin.
One can say that buyers of U.S. spot $XRP ETFs are maintaining interest in the token and are interested in further increasing exposure through regulated funds. Likely their focus is on real-world asset tokenization and the upcoming March 1 deadline for adoption by the U.S. Senate of the Clarity Act, in the discussion of which Ripple is also participating. Whether this means growth in $XRP token quotations as such seems too early to discuss.
Still, support for the stability of $XRP's price rate and overall support of quotes as such appear evident, which is no less important on such a turbulent cryptocurrency market as in 2026.
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