2026-01-01 03:44:12

According to the latest market data, XRP spot ETF performed quite well yesterday (December 31st, Eastern Time). The total net inflow for the entire trading day reached $5.58 million, reflecting investors' continued interest in the XRP asset.

Among them, Franklin XRP ETF (ticker symbol XRPZ) was the star of the day, with a single-day net inflow of $3.95 million, almost accounting for seventy percent of the total net inflow. More notably, the total historical net inflow of this product has already accumulated to $243 million, demonstrating a strong market appeal.

From the data, the acceptance of XRP spot ETF products among institutional investors is continuously increasing, and the sustained capital inflows also indicate that the market's recognition of XRP as an asset allocation target is on the rise. This stable capital flow often signals a long-term bullish attitude towards the related assets.

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ponzi_poet

· 01-04 03:37

XRPZ is really about to take off, the big institutional players have finally woken up Signals of institutions accumulating at the bottom, this wave should be stable Is it real or just hype data? We'll see how it develops later 5.58 million USD sounds like a lot, but how long can it last... Franklin's product is indeed quite impressive, with a total inflow of 243 million not a joke End-of-year sprint, feels like institutions are planning some major event

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BrokenRugs

· 01-01 04:07

Wait, is XRPZ really bleeding this time? 243 million now? Institutions are all in, this is getting interesting. Franklin's order is fierce, over three million in a day... Can XRP turn around? The inflow data looks a bit interesting. The key is whether it can hold on, don't let it drop back again.

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BridgeNomad

· 01-01 04:00

558m inflow looks solid on paper, but ngl... institutional adoption always makes me nervous. seen this movie before with other assets—massive TVL migration, then exploit drops and counter-party risk explodes. what's the actual liquidity fragmentation looking like here?

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