XRP Spot ETFs Maintain 16-Day Inflow Streak as Price Holds Steady

XRP, the fourth-largest cryptocurrency by market cap, is consolidating as it trades between $2.05 and $2.08. Experts caution that the consolidation lacks precision, with prices slipping outside the $2.05–$2.08 box. XRP is currently trading at $2.08 and is up by 1.53% over the past 24 hours. According to XRP’s current market data, a substantial spike in daily trading volume and market capitalization can be seen. XRP’s daily trading volume jumped 34.38% to $3.67B, while its market cap climbed 1.65% to $126.14B. 

Currently, XRP is not living up to its expectations and is not capitalizing on the enhanced institutional momentum and ETF-driven optimism. According to the latest information, XRP spot ETFs have extended their 16-day inflow streak and are closing in on the $1 billion benchmark since launch. XRP spot ETFs near $1B since launch and have managed to outperform prominent ETF products like BTC and SOL. Based on the latest ETF data, the U.S XRP spot ETF market bagged net inflows of $38.04 million on Monday, December 8, 2025. After Monday’s inflow, XRP’s net inflows reached $935.39 million, with Franklin XRP ETF (XRPZ) leading the way, with a recorded net inflow of $31.7 million. When XRP spot ETFs made substantial inflows, the US BTC spot ETF market plunged, reporting net outflows of $60.4 million. 

Prominent crypto journalist Paul Barron commented on the increasing demand and interest for XRP spot ETFs, noting that the crypto-curious are increasingly becoming crypto investors. He highlighted that XRP’s ETFs had reached $1 billion in assets under management (AUM) in under four weeks, marking the fastest growth since Ethereum. Barron pointed out that with more than 40 crypto ETFs launched in the US this year and Vanguard opening access through traditional accounts, the infrastructure was finally catching up with investor interest. He emphasized that the barrier was no longer education but access, adding that investors did not need to be blockchain experts when crypto could sit alongside index funds in existing brokerage accounts. According to him, this shift meant millions of Americans could now participate without having to learn a new system.

21Shares Has Filed To Update Its Prospectus For A U.S. Spot XRP ETF

21Shares, one of the leading asset managers, has officially filed an update on its filings with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). The formal request to update its prospectus was submitted on Tuesday, December 09, 2025. According to official reports, 21Shares has decided to reduce its management fee for the XRP ETF from 0.50% to 0.30%. They are planning to list and trade the XRP ETF under the ticker TOXR on Cboe; the plan to reduce the management fee ahead of the launch could be crucial, especially for 21Shares, which is joining other prominent issuers like Canary, Grayscale, and Bitwise.  21Shares XRP ETF became auto-effective with a Form 8-A filing last month, currently waiting for approval from the CBOE BZX Exchange to list shares 

21Shares filed a fifth amendment to its S-1 to make some changes ahead of the XRP ETF launch. In the filing with the SEC, the asset manager has revised its management fee from 0.50% to 0.30%, but it has not officially disclosed any fee waiver yet. Currently, Franklin XRP Exchange-Traded Fund (XRPZ) offers the lowest management fee of 0.19% and a free waiver period compared to other asset management firms. Prominent analysts are expecting the launch of 21Shares this week.

Crypto.news reported that the 21Shares XRP ETF had submitted its fifth amendment to its S-1 filing, moving it closer to a potential launch this week. The outlet noted that the amendment marked another step forward in the approval process, positioning the ETF as one of the latest entrants in the expanding U.S. crypto ETF market. 

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