XRP ETFs Haven’t Had a Single Day of Outflows in Three Weeks as XRP Reclaims $1.40

XRP ETFs have gone three full weeks without a single day of outflows, but the bigger question is whether that buying pressure actually moved XRP's price or just rode the wave of a White House meeting and a bullish Bitcoin.

This post may contain links from our sponsors and affiliates, and Flywheel Publishing may receive compensation for actions taken through them.

XRP (CRYPTO:XRP) ETFs have gone 15 days across 3 calendar weeks without recording a single outflow, pulling in $111 million since the funds lost $3.5 million on August 5. 

The 3-week ETFs inflow ran under an XRP price that rose from below $1 in early August to a a high of $1.66 on August 22, fell to $1.44, lost the $1.40 level and reclaimed it. So, how much has XRP ETFs’ 3-week streak contributed to XRP reclaiming $1.40?

How Strong Has the Three-Week XRP Inflow Streak Been?

Since XRP ETFs inflows came back on August 6, every trading session has closed at $0 or higher, a run of 15 consecutive trading days across 3 calendar weeks according to SoSoValue. 

Investors added just $5.70 million across the first 8 of those trading sessions between August 6 and August 17, with several days recording $0. Spot XRP ETFs pulled in $105.61 million across the next 7 sessions, from August 18 to August 26, including $28.14 million on August 26 alone.