XRP
XRP ETF Holdings Fall 14% Below Total Invested Capital
XRP exchange-traded funds hold $1.55 billion against $1.80 billion in net inflows, lagging behind peers like Bitcoin and Ethereum.
US spot XRP exchange-traded funds are currently underwater relative to total money invested, according to SoSoValue data from October 13, 2026. Cumulative net inflows into XRP ETFs reached $1.80 billion, but net assets stand at $1.55 billion, marking a decline of roughly 14%.
Among major crypto exchange-traded products, XRP funds are the only category where net asset values remain below aggregate net inflows. By comparison, Bitcoin ETFs have accumulated $57 billion in net inflows and hold $106 billion in assets—an 86% cushion driven primarily by early investor timing—while Ethereum ETFs hold $15.9 billion against $13.2 billion invested.
The data shows that while older funds like Bitcoin gained substantial value from price growth following early allocations, XRP funds entered under conditions that have resulted in negative net returns for the investor base as a whole.
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