XRP ETF records $1.98M inflow while other crypto ETFs see outflows, pushing total XRP ETF assets above $1B and showing strong investor demand in 2026.
The XRP exchange-traded fund market showed strength on March 20, 2026, even while other crypto funds struggled. Data from SoSoValueCrypto revealed that XRP spot ETFs had positive inflows on the same day. Most other crypto ETFs experienced outflows or no change. This made XRP the only digital asset fund that had new money coming in that day.
XRP ETF Records Fresh Inflows
According to the data, XRP spot ETFs received $1.98 million in net inflows in one day. All this money went to the Canary XRP ETF under the name of XRPC. No other XRP fund had any new inflows in the same period. Because of this, it was the Canary fund that became the main reason for the positive result.
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This new inflow also raised the total amount of money that has flowed into the fund since its launch. The historical net inflow of the Canary XRP ETF is now at roughly $421 million. This demonstrates the fact that many investors are still interested in XRP products.
The total value of assets held by all XRP spot ETFs also crossed an important level. As of March 21, 2026, the total net asset value was approximately $1.006 billion. This means that XRP ETFs now have over one billion dollars in assets. Reaching this number is considered an important step for the fund market.
Other Crypto ETFs See Weak Flows
While XRP funds had a strong showing, many other crypto ETFs had a slow day. Some funds reported no influxes at all, and some others saw dollar money leave. This demonstrates that investors are taking care in the current market. They are not buying everything; they are only choosing a few assets.
Some products of other companies were also at a loss on the recent market. Reports indicated that some funds had lower values due to the change in the value of XRP earlier in the month. These losses were not due to withdrawals but to changes in the market price. This is referred to as unrealized loss since the assets were not sold.
Bitcoin Still Leads the ETF Market
Even though XRP had a good day, Bitcoin ETFs are still much bigger. As of the middle of March 2026, there were around $2.8 billion in cumulative inflows of Bitcoin funds. This is far greater than in any other digital asset fund. As Bitcoin is the oldest crypto, many big investors trust it more.
The demand for ETFs is making a shift in the supply of crypto in the market. When they purchase coins with money, they tend to hold onto them for a very long time. This decreases the number of coins available on exchanges.
The most recent inflow into XRP ETFs may not appear substantial, but it indicates that investors are not inactive. On even a slow day, the XRP fund market was able to attract new money. This demonstrates that there is still a lot of interest in digital assets ETFs in 2026.
