XRP ETFs Attract $38 Million in Just Two Days, but Price Struggles Continue

Fresh money is flowing into XRP ETFs at a pace not seen in weeks, yet the token keeps sliding while Bitcoin holds steady. Whether these inflows signal a turning point or simply paper over deeper selling pressure is the question…

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In a surprising turn of events, U.S. spot XRP (CRYPTO:XRP) ETFs saw $38 million in inflows on September 22 and 23, 2026, after a prolonged period of little new investment. However, as of September 25, XRP still trades at $1.55, down about 16% for the year.

So far in September, the XRP ETFs have collectively brought in around $80 million, with a week left in the month. The key question remains: Can these ETF inflows transform XRP’s struggling performance, or is the influx too insignificant to counteract selling pressure?

XRP ETFs Took In $38 Million on September 22 and 23 After a Flat Stretch

On September 22, the ETFs attracted $20 million, followed by an additional $18 million on September 23, according to SoSoValue. Bitwise’s fund led inflows on both days, while Franklin Templeton’s fund surpassed Canary’s to become the second-largest by total inflows.