XRP News Today: XRP ETF Inflows Recorded $107.38K, Second-Lowest Ever This is today's biggest XRP news. XRP ETFs just had their worst stretch since they launched. On July 10, inflows dropped
This is today's biggest XRP news. XRP ETFs just had their worst stretch since they launched. On July 10, inflows dropped to $107.38K. That's the second-lowest day ever recorded. Only April 2 was weaker, at $64.61K. If you follow the news, this is the story everyone in the market is talking about.
Let's look at the ETF news numbers first. On July 10, total inflow came in at $107.38K. The 21Shares ETF (TOXR) was the only fund adding money that day. Every other issuer sat on the sidelines.
Source: SoSoValue Data
Cumulative total net inflow across all ETFs now stands at $1.48 billion. That's still a solid number overall. But single-day activity has slowed to a crawl.
For context, here's how the weakest days stack up:
That gap between second and third place is huge. It shows just how quiet this week has been.
This week, from July 6 through July 10, has been brutal for ETFs. Three days saw zero activity: July 6, 7, and 9. Nothing moved in or out. Then came July 8. A heavy outflow of $7.29 million hit the funds in a single day. That's the kind of number that gets traders' attention.
July 10 followed with that second-lowest inflow of $107.38K. Three quiet days, one bad day, one weak day. That's the altcoin's worst ETF week on record.
Now let's check the price today. It trades at $1.10, down 0.43% intraday. Market cap sits at $68.94 billion. 24-hour trading volume is $981.95 million. Over the past week, it fell from $1.18 to $1.06. That's roughly a 4% drop.
Source: CoinMarketCap Data
Why Is XRP Falling While Ripple Keeps Winning?Here's where XRP news gets interesting. Ripple keeps stacking wins. It just secured a full MiCA license from Luxembourg's financial regulator. That license lets Ripple offer regulated crypto payment services across all 30 countries in the European Economic Area. It's a genuine milestone for Ripple news today.
Ripple has also pushed into the sports industry through new partnerships. It's expanding its footprint in the Japan crypto market too. On paper, that should boost confidence.
But rumors are doing a lot of the talking right now. Chatter about a Ripple Swift partnership has grabbed investor attention. Nothing here is confirmed by SWIFT or Ripple as a formal deal. It's speculation, not a settled fact.
So why the price drop despite good news? One clue: new active addresses are rising. That suggests holders are moving the altcoin into wallets and sitting still. They're not trading much. They're not adding fresh ETF money either. Quiet wallets, quiet ETFs — that's the pattern this week.
What's Next for XRP? Swell Event and Investor OutlookRipple's Swell event returns to New York City this October, running from the 27th through the 29th at The Shed in Hudson Yards. For the first time, Ripple is merging Swell with its Apex developer conference into one combined event. It's being billed as the company's biggest gathering yet.
Source: X Post
Early bird pricing for Swell ends today, July 11. If registration matters to you, this is the last call for the discount.
As for where XRP price heads next, nobody can say for certain. Past Ripple events haven't reliably moved the token's price on their own. What tends to matter more are concrete announcements, like named bank partnerships or clear regulatory outcomes, not general excitement.
ConclusionXRP news just posted its second-lowest ETF inflow ever, and its worst ETF week on record. Price slipped 4% in a week to $1.10. Ripple's MiCA license and Swell event bring real momentum. But ETF flows and price action tell a quieter, more cautious story right now.
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