XRP ETFs are attracting money again after eight days of no inflows

After more than a week of outflows, money has flowed into XRP ETFs again. New figures show that investors are putting capital back into these funds. This happens after a period in which sentiment around XRP had clearly cooled.

XRP ETFs See First Inflows Since March 4

The inflow seems limited at first glance, but according to market watchers it could be a signal that confidence is slowly returning. The coming days should make it clear whether this is the start of a new trend.

Data from analytics platform Sosovalue shows that XRP ETFs saw a combined $4.64 million in new inflows on March 17. It is the first day with positive numbers since March 4.

Before that, the funds had experienced outflows for eight days in a row. A total of $56.82 million disappeared from the products during that period.

Those outflows reduced total net inflows from about $1.26 billion to $1.2 billion. Thanks to recent inflows, that total is now back to around $1.21 billion.

Bitwise ensures full XRP ETF inflow

It is striking that only one fund was responsible for all new inflows. The Bitwise XRP ETF attracted the entire $4.64 million on March 17. The other XRP ETFs, including Franklin, Canary Capital, Grayscale and 21Shares, recorded no inflows or outflows that day.

Earlier in March, part of the outflow came from some of those funds. For example, the 21Shares XRP ETF saw approximately $5.98 million exit on March 16. The Franklin XRP ETF lost another $6.08 million on March 12.

The movements in the ETF market come at an interesting time for the XRP price. After falling to around $1.32 on March 8, XRP started a recovery. In eight days, the cryptocurrency closed in the green for seven days. That was the longest series of increases since September 2025.

During that recovery, the XRP price rose by about 16 percent to around $1.54. On March 17, XRP tried to rise towards $1.6, but the day ultimately ended with a small decline. This ended a five-day winning streak.