XRP Gains 32% in Third Quarter as Institutional ETF Inflows and XRPL Liquidity Rise
Institutional demand and network liquidity on the XRP Ledger have increased ahead of a key legislative vote on the CLARITY Act.
XRP has advanced by 32% during the current third quarter, marking its strongest quarterly performance since the fourth quarter of 2024. Market observers attribute the move to expanding institutional interest and broader anticipation surrounding the upcoming Senate vote on the CLARITY Act.
According to data from SoSoValue, spot XRP exchange-traded funds attracted more than $215 million in net inflows during the third quarter, following upwards of $270 million recorded in the second quarter. In a recent weekly period, XRP spot funds drew $18 million in net receipts, contrasting with roughly $400 million in net outflows from Bitcoin investment vehicles.
Alongside fund flows, on-chain liquidity on the XRP Ledger has expanded. DeFiLlama figures show that the market capitalisation of stablecoins on the network climbed by more than 2% over the week, bringing over $22 million in additional liquidity to the blockchain.
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