US funds holding XRP purchased 1.16 billion tokens during their first year, bringing cumulative net inflows to $1.79 billion. After attracting $666.61 million in November 2025 and another $500 million in December, they experienced a sharp slowdown in demand, with $19.66 million in net outflows during the first two weeks of November 2026. Canary Capital, which launched the first XRP ETF, has now been overtaken by funds from Bitwise and Franklin Templeton. Despite this institutional adoption, XRP fell from around $2.30 to $2.40 when the funds began trading to $0.90 one year later, a decline of about 60%, meaning the ETFs did not cushion the underlying asset against the market downturn.
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