Market expect price rebound from the Ripple-backed coin due to soaring adoption from institutions.
XRP price is in the spotlight as the native digital asset backed by Ripple Labs gained renewed interest from institutional investors over the past week. While global crypto products shed $187 million, Ripple coin led other cryptocurrencies in institutional fund inflows.
According to a CoinShares report, digital asset investment products saw outflows reaching $187 million over the past week. These flows are typically coincident with crypto price movements, which are currently experiencing a downtrend.
Historically, changes in the pace of outflows have been more informative, often signalling investor sentiment. The CoinShares report showed that outflows are decelerating, suggesting that the market may have hit a low point.
Over the past week, XRP recorded the largest inflows, which amounted to $63.1 million. Solana (SOL) and Ethereum (ETH) followed with inflows totalling $8.2 million and $5.3 million, respectively.
Year-to-date (YTD), XRP remains the most successful asset with inflows of $109 million. Meanwhile, Bitcoin (BTC) saw total weekly outflows of $264.4 million, while YTD outflows reached $984 million.
Also, note that the latest price correction pushed total assets under management (AuM) down to $129.8 billion. This is the lowest level seen since the announcement of U.S. tariffs in March 2025.
However, the trading activity performed exceptionally, with ETP volumes reaching a record $63.1 billion last week. It surpassed the previous high of $56.4 billion set in October last year.
Regionally, Germany recorded the highest inflows of $87.1 million, followed by Switzerland with $30.1 million.
Back to the XRP news, its spot exchange-traded funds (ETFs) saw cumulative net inflows of $1.22 billion in the week ending Feb 6, 2026.
Specifically, on Feb 6, the US Spot XRP ETF registered total daily net inflows of $15.16 million. On this day, Bitwise’s XRP fund came first with inflows totalling $8.29 million. The XRPZ fund from Franklin Templeton came second with inflows amounting to $3.94 million.
Canary’s XRPC followed with $2.93 million. In contrast, 21Shares’ TOXR and GXRP registered neither inflows nor outflows.
Additionally, the inflows into XRP ETF contrasts with outflows in Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs during the same period.
The rising inflows into the Ripple ETF showed strong institutional interest despite market volatility.
This ETF launched in mid-November, with Canary Capital launching the first U.S. ETF that provides direct exposure to Ripple coin. In only a month of trading, the funds registered a total inflow of more than $1.14 billion.
The rising ETF inflows and institutional interest have triggered expectations of a potential price rally for XRP.
Aligning with the current market downtrend, the Ripple coin has seen its price drop drastically.
Over the past 24 hours, XRP price plunged 2.8% to $1.39. Retail accumulation also dropped, as indicated by the decline in daily trading volume. This important metric decreased slightly by 3% to $3.4 billion.
Notwithstanding, the market expects a bullish price rebound, fueled by the growing institutional interest. Also note that the Ripple-backed coin led recovery in the altcoin market.
On Feb.7, the coin increased by 26% to intraday highs of $1.54. Shortly after, it soon dipped back to $1.51-$1.53 across the key trading platforms.
However, the sharp move erased much of the week’s heavy losses. The asset had fallen nearly 19% earlier, wiping out over $18 billion in market value.
Recent improvements to the XRP Ledger (XRPL) could also help to fuel price breakouts. Last week, the ledger welcomed the PermissionedDEX amendment, clearing the consensus threshold ahead of expected activation.
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