US spot XRP exchange-traded funds have recorded cumulative net inflows of roughly $1.55 billion since their launch, with a single‑day inflow of $18.38 million on August 21. The Bitwise XRP ETF captured about $16.89 million of that day’s inflow, according to the fund’s disclosures. XRP’s price rose to $1.70, up from around $1.55 the previous week, as institutional demand re‑emerged. The inflows indicate sustained interest from investors seeking exposure to XRP through regulated products.

The US spot XRP ETFs received approval from the Securities and Exchange Commission in early 2024 after a review of the asset’s classification and market structure. Initial inflows were modest, and the funds experienced periods of outflow in mid‑2024, but cumulative net inflows have turned positive again since June.

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Some analysts have projected that continued inflows could push XRP toward $2.00 by the end of the month, though price movements remain uncertain.

The resurgence of ETF inflows underscores renewed institutional interest in XRP, while the availability of cloud‑mining options provides an alternative method for investors to generate passive returns. The market will watch whether the inflows persist and how they influence XRP’s price trajectory.