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In XRP ETF news today, U.S.-listed XRP ETFs recorded approximately $12.29 million in net inflows during the September 9 session, according to SoSoValue data. That marked XRP’s second consecutive day in positive territory, following a $1.55 million inflow on September 8 when XRP was the only major spot crypto ETF category, among five compared, to close in the green. Bitcoin ETFs, meanwhile, extended their losing streak, recording $120 million in outflows on September 9 after already losing roughly $46.65 million the day before.
The two-day lead is real, but it remains thin. XRP’s September 9 inflow was roughly 10 times smaller than Bitcoin’s same-day outflow.
XRP’s Back-to-Back Inflows Came Against Broader BTC ETF Weakness
Bitcoin ETFs lost $120 million on September 9, snapping a run of three consecutive positive sessions that had itself followed the September 8 outflow. Ethereum ETFs recorded $34.75 million in inflows on September 9, and Solana products added $11.73 million: a reversal from September 8, when both Ethereum and Solana posted outflows of $24.29 million and $667,720 respectively, alongside a $12.96 million withdrawal from Hyperliquid-linked products.
Notably, the entire $12.29 million XRP figure on September 9 came through the Bitwise and Grayscale ETFs. That concentration is worth tracking, since recent multi-day inflow streaks across XRP, ETH and SOL ETFs had shown a more even distribution of demand just weeks earlier.
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Why Two Green Days Still Don’t Change the Broader Picture
The five spot XRP ETFs collectively manage approximately $1.51 billion in assets, with cumulative net inflows approaching $1.69 billion since launch. The combined $13.84 million added across September 8 and 9 represents less than 1% of that cumulative total.
Bitcoin ETFs, by contrast, have accumulated nearly $55.59 billion in net inflows: about 33 times the XRP total. The gap holds up weekly too: in the week ending September 4, Bitcoin ETFs collected $986.9 million while XRP funds added just under $19 million over the same stretch.
Across two sessions, XRP outranks the field. On cumulative and weekly flows, it isn’t close.
XRP News: Price Stalls Despite Two ETF Green Days
Based on the latest XRP news, Ripple trades at $1.3684, down 4.7% in the last 24 hours, cooling off after a sharp early-September spike toward $1.65. Price has since pulled back toward the $1.26 support zone, reflecting fading momentum after the rally. The broader structure remains well below 2025’s highs near $3.60, keeping the recovery tentative.
Source: finance.yahoo.com