XRP ETFs Pass $1 Billion AUM—Turns Out Institutions Actually Like the 'Flappy' Coin

Picture this: $XRP spot ETFs are having a moment, and that moment is worth over a billion dollars. Institutional money keeps flooding into the market, and combined product sizes have officially crossed the nine-figure threshold. Meanwhile, $XRP is out here chilling around $1.31 like it didn't just watch its ETF stash become a legitimate institutional playground. Both asset size and locked supply have hit milestones that would make even the most hardened degen crack a smile.

Seven spot ETF products are now collectively holding $1.02 billion in assets under management. For those keeping score at home, that's 771.65 million $XRP sitting pretty in these funds—representing about 0.77% of the entire 100 billion supply. In crypto terms, that's basically XRP being gently cradled in a velvet institutional pillow.

Week 14 of 2026 saw a net inflow of 1.86 million $XRP into ETFs, worth roughly $2.44 million. For context, that's enough XRP to fund a pretty decent vacation—or several hundred thousand blockchain transactions, depending on how wasteful your fee habits are.

Now let's talk volume, because numbers without volume are just sad flexes. $XRP ETFs posted $14.14 million in daily volume. Bitwise's $XRP ETF absolutely dominated with $8.57 million—because of course it did, Bitwise always shows up like that. Franklin Templeton's XRPZ came in at $2.04 million, and Canary Capital's XRPC chipped in $1.51 million. Grayscale's GXRP managed $939,000, 21Shares' TOXR pulled $856,000, and REX-Osprey's XRPR limped home with a humble $216,000. Hey, someone's gotta be the introverted ETF.

On the reserves front, Canary Capital is out here hoarding like a dragon with digital coins. Its XRPC fund holds the biggest stash at 197.1 million $XRP. That's approximately 25% of all the XRP currently locked in ETFs, which means Canary is either playing 4D chess or just really, really believes in the flappy bird of crypto.

*This is not investment advice.