Key Points Spot XRP ETFs recorded zero inflows, ending an eight-week $1.48 billion streak. XRP price remains under pressure below key technical levels and support zones. Spot XRP ETFs posted
Spot XRP ETFs posted zero inflows on July 13, halting an eight-week stretch that brought in $1.48 billion in cumulative net flows since launch.
The pause followed a modest $107,000 inflow on July 11 and a $7.29 million outflow on July 8, signaling weakening demand momentum.
The shift reflects a broader cooling in institutional and retail participation, with multiple market indicators turning lower in the same session.
The prior inflow streak had supported expectations of sustained institutional demand for regulated XRP exposure.
That trend faltered after the token faced rejection near the $1.15 resistance level in early July, according to data from CoinStats.
Seven U.S. spot XRP ETFs now manage about $988 million in assets, holding roughly 970.9 million XRP as of July 9, based on figures reported by FinanceFeeds.
Assets under management have declined from levels above $1 billion earlier in 2026, reflecting both price depreciation and softer inflows.
Although cumulative net inflows remain positive, falling market prices have reduced the overall value of accumulated positions.
Analysts are monitoring whether the current demand base can absorb additional selling pressure if price weakness persists.
The XRP price extended its correction into a fourth consecutive session, trading within a descending channel and below the 50-day, 100-day, and 200-day exponential moving averages.
The Relative Strength Index hovered near 39, indicating continued bearish momentum.
Immediate support is seen around $1.04, with a break below that level potentially opening a move toward $0.78, the lower boundary of the channel.
Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse recently stated that the company had considered dissolving and distributing XRP holdings during its legal dispute with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
The case concluded in May 2025 following a court ruling that XRP itself is not a security, clearing the way for spot ETF approvals.
Market participants continue to evaluate how current inflow levels compare with earlier projections for institutional adoption.
Historical outflow periods suggest ETF demand has been sensitive to short-term price rejections rather than anchored by long-term allocation strategies.
