XRP exchange-traded funds carried the same posture into October that they held through the close of September: money coming in, at a modest pace.

On October 1, the first session of the month, XRP-focused ETF products recorded a combined net inflow of $4.07 million, with total trading volume across the funds at $25.87 million, according to figures published by COINOTAG. Franklin Templeton's XRP ETF led the group's flows for the day.

Net inflow measures the difference between capital entering and leaving a fund over a given period. A positive reading indicates that new share creations outpaced redemptions, a metric widely tracked as a gauge of investor demand for exchange-traded products. Because single-day figures can be shaped by routine portfolio activity, analysts generally read them in sequence and alongside cumulative totals to judge whether demand is sustained.

Franklin Templeton, the manager of the leading fund, is among the world's largest asset managers, with roots dating back to 1947 and operations spanning traditional and alternative investments. The firm has extended its fund lineup into digital assets in recent years, adding crypto-based products alongside its established offerings.

XRP, the asset underlying the funds, is the native token of the XRP Ledger, a blockchain designed for fast, low-cost payments. Exchange-traded funds tied to the token allow investors to gain through standard brokerage accounts without directly holding or custodying the asset. Because these products trade side by side, the daily flow tables also serve as a fund-by-fund comparison of where new creations are landing.

The October 1 figures represent the opening print for the products in the new month, which began with the same inflow trend that characterized the end of September. The daily flow reports that follow will show whether the opening session set the tone for October, with the month's running tally building a fuller picture session by session.

This content was first published on COINOTAG.