XRP’s debut on Wall Street hits like the Gold Rush: $1.18 billion secured, so why the price lag?
Ripple’s native XRP token is not exactly benefiting from the huge record in exchange-traded funds (ETFs). The biggest Wall Street hit since Bitcoin (BTC) & Ethereum (ETH) ETFs saw their debut day over a year ago, Ripple’s ETF pile has collectively breached the $1 billion mark, netting 30 days of straight inflows & now cash-outs so far.
Scoring $1.18 billion in total net assets, the 5 Ripple ETFs currently live on the stock markets have edged Bitcoin (BTC) & Ether (ETH) ETFs, both still struggling with hefty outflows. For XRP, the digital asset’s ETF run is led by Canary Capital, accounting for $374.89 million of the pulled in liquidity.
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Grayscale’s GXRP comes second with $218 million, with Bitwise & Franklin Templeton not far behind. Out of the 5 available ETF products, 21Shares is the freshest one. With the SEC now back in full swing, it’s likely 2026 could begin with more Ripple-based ETF approvals.
On the flipside, the current geopolitical setbacks & overall market fear has taken its toll on the public appetite for Ripple (XRP). According to SoSoValue’s compiled data, Wall Street investors cumulatively added just above $20 million to Ripple-based ETFs last Friday, depicting a slowing growth trend after a smash-hit debut with $245M on November 14, 2025.
With substantial institutional appeal, market connoisseurs expect Ripple’s ETFs to continuously outgrow the likes of Solana (SOL), Litecoin (LTC) & Hedera (HBAR), all of which got their own standalone ETFs on the stock markets. Regardless of the $1.18 billion ETF milestone, the rise is overshadowed by intense profit-taking on Spot markets as XRP’s price wobbles at $2.
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