US-listed XRP exchange-traded funds attracted $11.31 million in net inflows during the week ended Oct. 9, extending an unbroken run of positive weekly flows to 13 consecutive weeks.

XRP ETFs Add $11.31 Million in the Week Ended Oct. 9

The latest weekly figure marks another net-positive result for US-listed XRP ETFs, sustaining a streak in which every week has closed with more capital entering the products than leaving them. Altcoin ETF eligibility continues to shape product pipelines, with Fidelity and Canary ETFs having gained DTCC eligibility status — the clearance that lets a fund be processed through the standard US clearing and settlement infrastructure, a practical step toward reaching a broader base of brokered accounts.

The 13-week streak represents a sustained demand signal from the registered-fund channel, distinct from spot XRP price movement or derivatives positioning. XRP ETFs have previously posted green days even when Bitcoin-linked products recorded outflows, suggesting that fund-flow dynamics for the two assets are not always correlated.

Why the 13-Week XRP ETF Inflow Streak Matters

A consecutive-week inflow streak measures net fund flows: the cumulative result of investor subscriptions minus redemptions across all US-listed XRP ETF products each week. Thirteen unbroken weeks means none of those weekly settlements produced a net outflow.

The ETF flow statistic is a separate data point from XRP's spot price or total return. Inflows indicate that capital is entering the registered wrapper, not that the underlying token has appreciated. Among US spot crypto ETFs, Bitcoin and XRP have dominated net inflow rankings, with Solana and Ethereum products showing less consistent demand patterns over comparable periods.

Consecutive-week inflow data feeds into broader altcoin ETF comparisons. Altcoin ETF streaks have drawn attention alongside Bitcoin ETF flow recoveries, with institutional allocation decisions increasingly tracked across the full spectrum of registered crypto products rather than Bitcoin alone.

The regulatory timeline remains a structural variable for the ETF landscape. Government shutdowns have previously delayed SEC crypto ETF reviews, a risk that affects the pipeline of new products but does not directly alter flows into already-approved funds. In practice, that leaves two data points for readers to follow: the next weekly settlement, which will show whether the streak reaches 14 weeks, and the pace of SEC review decisions, which shapes when newly approved products can begin recording flows of their own.

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