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Although more than a month has passed since Wall Street launched the first Ripple (XRP) exchange-traded fund (ETF), the funds have still posted impressive results compared to other crypto funds.
SoSoValue data shows that since November 13, none of the five XRP funds has experienced net outflows, and the cumulative inflow amount is approximately US$1.07 billion.
Despite the recent decline in daily flows, the XRP fund is still outperforming its Bitcoin and Ethereum-related peers, which have seen a wave of exits over the past few weeks.
Even the Solana fund, while maintaining a positive trajectory, hasn’t hit similar numbers in terms of flows.
The novelty of the product alone doesn’t seem to explain this demand, especially since the Doge Spot Fund didn’t achieve similar results.
Observers attribute this interest to Ripple’s strong performance in 2025, ending legal disputes with U.S. regulators, expanding partnerships, and receiving important regulatory approvals, which has boosted investor confidence and made XRP funds more attractive at the moment.
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