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XRP ETF inflows plunge 93% despite whale buying activity
Institutional money fled XRP funds last week while large holders accumulated the token, creating a divergence between fund flows and on-chain accumulation patterns.
XRP exchange-traded funds saw inflows collapse to $1.01 million from $14.86 million in the prior week, representing a roughly 93% decline that made XRP the weakest performer among major digital-asset ETFs. Meanwhile, Bitcoin and Ethereum funds attracted substantial institutional capital.
On-chain analysis presented a contrasting picture. The largest XRP addresses were actively accumulating the token during the period when institutional fund inflows dried up, suggesting major holders were building positions as institutions withdrew.
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