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Port 23 · markets · 14 SEPT

XRP Spot ETFs: XRP Spot ETF AUM Steady at $1.45B After Sep 7-11 Flows

U.S. spot XRP ETFs recorded about $18.98 million in net inflows over the September 7-11 2026 holiday-shortened week, keeping the category positive with category net assets near $1.45 billion and cumulative net inflows near $1.70 billion as of September 14.

XRP Spot ETFs
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Hosts in regular market spaces opened their September 14 sessions by walking through the latest SoSoValue numbers on XRP spot ETF flows.

The report placed category net inflows at roughly $18.98 million for the September 7-11 period. Daily contributions came in soft and steady, with Tuesday at about $1.55 million, Wednesday at about $12.29 million, and Thursday at about $5.14 million. Friday recorded zero activity in line with the holiday schedule.

Category Standing

Category assets under management sat near $1.45 billion on September 14. Cumulative net inflows reached approximately $1.70 billion. The ETF to XRP market-cap ratio stood at about 1.70 percent. No outflows appeared in the data for the week.

Bitwise XRP ETF accounted for the largest single share at roughly $9.30 million in weekly inflows. Its cumulative total now sits near $609 million. The print arrived without any reported changes to issuer mandates or new product launches.

Trust Lens

Market participants in the spaces noted the consistency of the inflow line even on reduced trading days. The absence of outflows during the shortened session supported a reading of steady participation rather than reactive positioning. Observers described the numbers as a clean week-over-week update rather than a signal for broader allocation shifts.

Price levels on September 14 showed Bitcoin near $77,167, Ethereum near $2,459, XRP near $1.35, Solana near $99.88, and Dogecoin near $0.08404. The XRP ETF category continued to operate within an established AUM band while majors held their ranges.

Calendar Context

The September 7-11 window fell across a U.S. holiday calendar that trimmed session counts for several traditional desks. ETF operators processed the available volume without reported delays or adjustments to creation-redemption mechanics. The resulting inflow total aligned with the pattern of modest weekly additions seen in prior shortened periods.

Next Print

The next SoSoValue update is expected to cover the full five-day window beginning September 14. Participants in the spaces indicated they will watch whether the category maintains its recent positive flow streak or registers a pause once normal trading resumes.