XRP is now moving into one of its most decisive weeks in years, based on a perfect alignment of institutional developments, ETF expansion, and changing supply dynamics. The most important factor behind this trend is the concentration of Spot XRP exchange-traded funds now competing for liquidity in the United States. 

Ripple’s growing institutional footprint is also feeding expectations that this week could represent the beginning of a new bullish phase in XRP’s long-term market direction, especially as exchange reserves continue to decline.

A Landmark Week For Spot XRP ETFs

The arrival of 21Shares’ US Spot XRP ETF has modified the ETF niche, because for the first time five major issuers are trading XRP-backed funds simultaneously. Bitwise, Grayscale, Franklin Templeton, Canary Capital, and now 21Shares have consolidated into a new institutional layer for XRP, and the combined demand is starting to reshape how investors are looking at XRP.

According to data from SoSoValue, total inflows into these funds have already surpassed $824 million, and it’s not even yet a full month of trading. The most interesting thing is that since launch, not a single session has recorded net outflows.

The rise in ETF demand is unfolding at the same moment that the supply of liquid XRP on exchanges continues to thin. Analysts monitoring these flows describe this as one of the most structurally significant developments in years because several Spot XRP ETFs are competing directly for circulating supply while being legally unable to source tokens from Ripple’s escrow.

A price-path sensitivity simulation run by Mohamed Bangura, which was shared by crypto analyst Chad Steingraber, adds another layer to the discussion of how Spot XRP ETFs are a game-changer for the cryptocurrency. His model assumes a baseline ETF demand of 74.5 million XRP per day, an available exchange supply of 2.7 billion XRP, and a periodic escrow addition of 300 million XRP every thirty days. 

He built three scenarios using price elasticity values of 0.2, 0.5, and 1.0 over a 180-day window. All of these scenarios point to huge bullish price targets, with targets ranging from $6 to extreme spikes approaching $600, depending on elasticity.

Ripple’s New Regulatory Milestone Boosts XRP

Ripple has secured a major regulatory upgrade in Singapore, giving its local subsidiary approval to operate a fully licensed payments platform capable of handling fund collection, custody, token conversion, and payouts. This step strengthens Ripple’s global payments push and positions XRP for deeper integration into regulated financial channels.

At the same time, the XRP Ledger is showing a significant rise in on-chain activity. Recent data reveals a jump in AccountSet operations to levels not seen in years, along with a noticeable uptick in new wallets and overall transaction volume. 

The combination of Ripple’s growing regulatory footprint and the XRP Ledger’s latest activity suggests that real-world usage and ecosystem growth are rising just as institutional demand through spot ETFs increases.

The US Bitcoin Spot ETFs have produced a positive turnaround following four prior weeks of consistent outflows. In line with Bitcoin’s price recovery, these investment funds also ended a bleeding month of losses on a moderately positive note.

Bitcoin Spot ETFs Begin Recovery From Red November

According to the ETF tracking site, SoSoValue, Bitcoin Spot ETFs registered a net inflow of $70.05 million in the last week of November, to provide relief to a rather draining month. Notably, this reported figure represents the first positive netflow in four weeks, stretching since the last week of October. In analyzing individual ETF performance, BlackRock’s IBIT, valued at $51.55 per share, was largely unaffected by Bitcoin’s recovery, resulting in net outflows of $137.01 million. However, its cumulative net inflow still stands at $62.57 billion, retaining its status as the undisputed market leader. 

Other ETFs that also remained under bearish influence include Bitwise’s BITB and VanEck’s HODL, with aggregate outflows of $18.10 million and $36.95 million, respectively. On the other hand, the majority of the positive momentum came from Fidelity’s FBTC, which registered net inflows valued at around $230.44 million. Meanwhile, Grayscale’s duo GBTC and BTC, alongside Ark Invest’s ARKB, recorded a combined $31.65 million in net deposits.

Other funds such as Invesco’s BTCO, Valkyrie’s BRRR, Franklin Templeton’s EZBC, WisdomTree’s BTCW, and Hashdex’s DEFI recorded no significant netflow. Following this recent modest recovery, the Bitcoin spot ETFs closed November with total net outflows of $3.48 billion. At the time of writing, the cumulative total net inflow for these investment funds stands at $57.71 billion, while total net assets are valued at $119.39 billion, representing 6.56% of the Bitcoin market cap.

Ethereum ETFs Not Excluded From Recovery Party 

According to SoSoValue, the Ethereum Spot ETFs also experienced a market rebound following three consecutive weeks of outflows. Over the last week, these products attracted net deposits of $312.62 million to bring the cumulative total net inflows to $12.94 billion.

BlackRock’s ETHA and Fidelity’s FETH accounted for the majority of this positive netflow with net deposits of $257.18 million and $45.3 million, respectively. The Ethereum Spot ETFs now boast of total net assets of $19.14 billion, representing 5.19% of ETH’s market cap. At press time, Ethereum continues to trade at $2,991 after a minor 1.64% decline in the past day. Meanwhile, Bitcoin remains in consolidation around $90,840.

The rush toward the XRP Exchange-Traded Fund (ETF) has intensified as new institutional funds move closer to launch. Early data and analysts’ commentary point to a rapidly expanding ETF landscape that could significantly tilt the market toward cryptocurrency. With multiple XRP ETFs now live and more still set to launch, the market narrative is shifting towards major inflows and accelerating demand.

Over 12 XRP ETFs Still Awaiting Launch

Popular crypto analyst JackTheRippler recently highlighted that more than a dozen XRP ETFs are still lined up for launch, reinforcing expectations that institutional interest in the cryptocurrency is still expanding rapidly. Currently, XRP is already dominating the ETF market, with its inflows surpassing those of Solana and Dogecoin. 

Among the investment products still awaiting launch is the 21Shares Core XRP Trust ETF, which is expected to go live this month if final regulatory approvals align. WisdomTree also has an XRP ETF pending as part of its plan to offer a range of digital asset funds. CoinShares is in a similar position, with its XRP ETF application still under review. 

While more issuers are looking forward to a confirmation, a few have already made their market debut. The Bitwise Spot XRP ETF went live on November 20 and quickly drew attention as demand for its spot product dramatically rose. Canary Capital’s XRP ETF launched earlier on November 13, setting a historic record of $58 million on the first day of trading. 

The market expanded further when Grayscale and Franklin Templeton rolled out their XRP ETFs on November 24. Moreover, REX Osprey’s product, which launched in September 2025, was the first-ever XRP ETF approved in the US. 

With over 12 XRP ETFs still unreleased, JackTheRippler predicts that the market could soon see massive adoption. He also expects the complete launch of all XRP ETFs and the potential surge in demand and inflows that could follow to be incredibly bullish for the cryptocurrency’s price. 

The Effect Of ETFs On XRP’s Supply

JackTheRippler has also revealed in a post on X that the combined XRP ETF inflows are already approaching $1 billion within the first month of activity. Current data from SoSoValue shows inflows have reached approximately $643.9 million in just 10 days, indicating that demand has surged as rapidly as many anticipated. Should inflows continue at their present momentum, XRP ETFs could reach the $1 billion milestone within weeks. 

As more ETFs rapidly accumulate XRP to back their products, the available circulating supply on exchanges is tightening. JackTheRippler believes that if this continues, it could trigger a supply shock for XRP. Typically, when a shock like this occurs, it puts upward pressure on prices as demand outpaces the number of tokens available for trading, potentially leading to a rally.