XRP ETF Demand Holds Firm Through Vote Fallout and Fed Hike

In the latest Ripple news, spot XRP ETF products recorded $9.56 million in net inflows during the latest five-day trading week, extending their positive run to 10 consecutive weeks. Cumulative net inflows briefly touched a record $1.720 billion on Wednesday before easing to roughly $1.710 billion a day later, a level consistent with the approximately $1.71 billion figure now attached to the streak.

This is not simply a continuation of a favorable flow trend. It is a demonstration that allocation into XRP ETF products held up through a week that included a failed Senate vote, a Federal Reserve rate decision, and a sharp intraday move in the underlying token, without producing an immediate reversal in demand.

Ripple News: How Inflows Survived a Failed Senate Vote and a Fed Hike

The week opened strong, with $11.26 million entering spot XRP ETFs on the day ahead of the Senate's cloture vote on the CLARITY Act, the crypto market-structure legislation whose failure to advance on Tuesday coincided with XRP falling more than 8% within hours, per the primary reporting. SoSoValue's data showed $0.00 in reportable net flow that day rather than an immediate outflow, a detail that complicates any assumption that the vote's failure directly triggered redemptions.