U.S. spot XRP ETFs recorded $0.00 in net flows on Sept. 29 — the fifth zero-flow day in September alone — according to CoinGabbar and FXStreet (Sept. 30) citing SoSoValue. Cumulative net inflows remain near $1.79 billion. Total net assets in that snapshot sit near $1.69 billion (~1.79% of XRP market cap). Value traded that day was about $48.38 million.

The day before (Sept. 28) Canary alone printed +$3.96 million; by Tuesday the entire complex sat flat. FXStreet also noted futures open interest near 2.34 billion XRP on Wednesday after slipping from 2.46 billion Monday — stable but no fresh leverage surge.

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Zero primary flow ≠ empty demand forever

Five quiet September sessions after a stronger four-day haul is a cool-off in creations/redemptions, not proof ETFs emptied. Spot XRP still traded near the $1.50 level Wednesday; live marks (~9:10 a.m. MT via Robinhood) put XRP near $1.50. Primary ETF flows and spot tape can diverge for days. Not investment advice.

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