Key Insights:
- XRP ETF inflows dropped 45% last week to $1.9 million, yet year-to-date totals remain strong at $153 million overall.
- US investors drove $958.2 million in weekly crypto ETF inflows, far ahead of Canada and other global markets combined.
- XRP recorded no outflows despite slowdown, while monthly inflows of $106.8 million rank highest among comparable crypto products.
XRP-linked exchange traded funds recorded $1.9 million in inflows last week, marking a 45% decline from the previous period. Data from CoinShares shows that the slowdown occurred between Feb. 23 and March 1. However, the pullback came during a week when digital asset investment products attracted more than $1.061 billion in total inflows.
XRP products therefore accounted for only 0.18% of overall weekly allocations. This shift followed several weeks when XRP ranked among the top destinations for fresh capital.
Year to Date Strength Holds
Despite the weekly slowdown, XRP ETFs have gathered $153 million in inflows since the start of the year. That total places XRP just behind Solana, which has drawn $156 million over the same period. Consequently, XRP remains one of the strongest performers among altcoin-linked products in 2026.
Month to date flows add further context. XRP products attracted $106.8 million during the current month, which stands as the highest figure among comparable funds.
Demand Rotation Across Market
The recent dip appears tied to capital rotation rather than structural weakness. XRP drew steady allocations earlier in the month, and investors deployed much of the available demand during that stretch. As other digital assets gained momentum, capital began to spread more evenly across the sector.
Significantly, XRP funds did not record outflows during the week. Investors reduced fresh allocations, yet they did not withdraw existing positions.
Geographic data highlights another key trend. The United States led weekly crypto ETF inflows with $958.2 million, reinforcing its dominant position in digital asset investment flows. Canada followed distantly with $34.1 million, underscoring the scale of the gap.
Moreover, US demand accounted for the vast majority of global allocations during the week. That divergence shows how strongly American investors currently influence crypto fund trends.
Meanwhile, XRP continues to trade near the $1.40 level without a decisive breakout. Price action remains confined within a narrow range, which limits speculative momentum. Hence, ETF flows may depend on whether the asset establishes a clear directional move in March.
