U.S. spot XRP ETFs added about $75.6 million over four sessions after a rare zero net-flow day on Monday, Sept. 21, according to 24/7 Wall St. analysis of SoSoValue data published Sunday, Sept. 27, 2026. The Block’s week-ending wrap likewise put weekly XRP ETF net inflows at $75.6 million.

Daily prints cited by 24/7 Wall St.: roughly $20M (Sept. 22), $18M (Sept. 23), $14.9M (Sept. 24), and $22.6M (Sept. 25). Cumulative net inflows since launch moved toward about $1.79 billion, with total net assets near $1.77 billion as of Sept. 25 — meaning the four-day haul was only about 4% of the asset pool.

Inflows ≠ price, and scale still matters

The Monday flat cumulative line meant creations and redemptions netted to zero — not a mass exit. Price and fund flow also diverged that week: XRP’s strong Sept. 21 spot session came on the zero-flow day, while midweek spot softness overlapped steady ETF inflows. Much of XRP trading still clears on exchange books outside the ETF channel.

Live XRP marks Sunday morning (~9:11 a.m. MT via Robinhood) were near $1.52. Four green ETF days after a freeze is real primary demand — still a rounding error next to Bitcoin’s multi-billion weekly print. Not investment advice.

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