U.S. spot XRP ETFs hit a minor milestone on August 5, completing four consecutive trading days without seeing investor withdrawals. August 4 wrapped with flat flows zero inflows and zero outflows but the streak holds all the same.
The string of steady demand started July 29. That day brought in $584,710. July 30 added $5.98 million. July 31 followed with $7.69 million. August 3 then pulled in $1.15 million. Combined, those four sessions funneled roughly $15.4 million into the funds before the momentum paused.
What matters more than the August 4 flatline is the cumulative picture. Total net inflows across U.S. spot XRP ETFs now sit at $1.51 billion lifetime. Assets under management hit about $1 billion, representing roughly 1.49% of XRP's total market cap.
Trading volume on August 4 dipped to $7.49 million from $9.99 million the previous day. Yet the absence of redemptions signals investors held their ground rather than bailing. This contrasts sharply with the broader market. Bitcoin ETFs posted $0.6 million in outflows last week, while Solana funds hemorrhaged $17 million. Ethereum managed only $0.4 million in inflows by comparison.
Bitwise dominates the space with the largest assets under management. Franklin's XRPZ trails with roughly $258 million, followed by Canary's XRPC at about $250.2 million. 21Shares' TOXR oversees approximately $116.7 million, while Grayscale's GXRP manages around $59.4 million.
July proved resilient for XRP funds with only scattered redemption days throughout the month. The current streak extends that pattern into early August, suggesting institutional buyers remain engaged despite modest daily swings.
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