Demand for $XRP spot ETFs picked up on June 22, with net inflows hitting $5.31 million, the strongest single-day figure in two weeks, according to data from SoSoValue Crypto. Bitwise Carries
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Demand for $XRP spot ETFs picked up on June 22, with net inflows hitting $5.31 million, the strongest single-day figure in two weeks, according to data from SoSoValue Crypto.
Bitwise Carries the Load
The entire $5.31 million came from a single fund. Bitwise's XRP ETF, listed on NYSE Arca, gave investors a regulated vehicle for direct XRP price exposure. The fund launched in November 2025 and is sponsored and managed by Bitwise Investment Advisers.
The last time daily inflows surpassed June 22's figure was June 9, when the broader XRP spot ETF category pulled in $7.44 million across all products.
Broader ETF Context
Seven XRP spot ETFs are currently trading in the United States. As of June 22, combined assets under management stood at approximately $1 billion, with 926.6 million XRP tokens held in custody. Cumulative net inflows for the sector stand at $1.45 billion, according to SoSoValue.
XRP remains down more than 16% over the past 30 days, and on June 22 briefly dipped to around $1.12 during a volume spike before recovering toward $1.148. Despite the softer price backdrop, sustained inflows into regulated funds point to continued institutional interest in XRP exposure through traditional financial structures.
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