XRP Reclaims $1.42, but ETF Assets Trail Net Inflows by $210 Million

NEW YORK, Sept. 5, 2026, 10:26 p.m. EDT — U.S. spot-XRP funds now hold about $1.48 billion of assets, roughly $210 million less than their cumulative net inflows. XRP’s rebound to $1.42 has not closed that difference. The funds still took in $18.96 million last week.

Cumulative net inflows reached about $1.69 billion, according to SoSoValue data reproduced by CryptoTuts. The two figures measure net creations and current marked assets. They cannot establish any buyer’s personal loss.

The gap is the market signal. Capital is still entering regulated wrappers while XRP stays near $1.40. New demand cushions sellers; price still decides the portfolio result.

A rebound, then a $1.47 rejection

Kraken XRP/USD references at 4 p.m. ET; final point is live

Latest$1.4162

24-hour change+1.3%

Seven-day change+1.8%

As of 10:25 p.m. EDT on Sept. 5. Sources: Kraken hourly market data and CoinGecko. Prices vary by venue.

The flow worked as a cushion

XRP’s path was far less calm than the weekly change suggests. Kraken’s 4 p.m. reference fell to $1.3508 on Wednesday. It jumped to $1.4712 one day later, then surrendered most of that rise.

The fund tape also changed direction. An 11-session inflow streak ended Wednesday with a $7.2 million outflow. Thursday recovered $6.14 million, while Friday brought no net movement.