XRP ETF Demand Holds Firm as Fed Pressure Breaks XRP Price Support

In XRP news today, Ripple saw XRP price drop roughly -2% on Monday to start the week, with XRP USD now trading near $1.36, and the timing matters more than the number itself.

The decline followed comments from Federal Reserve Chair Warsh reaffirming a hard commitment to the 2% inflation target, a message the report says lifted implied odds of a September rate hike from 35% to 57%.

Bitcoin slid below $78,000 in the same session, with Ethereum and BNB also weakening, although all three have recovered slightly since hitting their respective lows.

While the Federal Reserve's more hawkish tone is dragging risk assets lower, US spot XRP ETF inflows just posted their strongest week since December 2025, at $110.49M for the week ending August 28.

XRP News: ETF Flows Remain Positive Amid Market-Wide Pullback

(SOURCE: CoinGlass)

Per CoinGlass data, spot XRP ETFs recorded $110.49M in inflows for the week ending August 28, their strongest weekly showing since December 2025.

It also notes that the funds have not recorded a week of net outflows over the past three weeks, even as XRP's spot price corrected. That divergence is the crux of the current setup.

ETF flow data and short-term price action are, for now, telling two different stories. A recent breakdown of XRP whale selling against ETF inflows covers a similar mismatch between fund demand and spot-market pressure.