XRP ETFs See Biggest Inflows Since January as Ripple Momentum Builds

US spot XRP exchange-traded funds drew US$25.8 million (AU$35.6 million) in net inflows on May 11, their strongest single-day total since early January as investors responded to a series of Ripple-linked institutional developments.

SoSoValue data showed Franklin Templeton’s XRPZ led the session with about US$13.62 million (AU$18.8 million) in net inflows. Bitwise’s XRP product added about US$7.59 million (AU$10.5 million), while Grayscale’s GXRP brought in about US$4.59 million (AU$6.3 million).

The inflow total was the largest since Jan. 5, when XRP funds drew about US$46 million (AU$63.5 million) during their early trading period.

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Ripple Catalysts Stack Up

Ripple added one of the week’s clearest institutional signals on May 11, announcing a US$200 million (AU$276 million) debt facility for Ripple Prime from funds managed by Neuberger Specialty Finance. 

The firm also mentioned that Ripple Prime has tripled revenue year over year since the company acquired the platform in 2025. Crypto exchange Bullish recently partnered with Ripple Prime, giving institutional clients access to BTC options trading and existing spot and derivatives services.

Likewise, Crypto News Australia recently reported that Ondo Finance, Kinexys by JP Morgan, Mastercard and Ripple are working on a pilot to connect a tokenised Treasury redemption feature with interbank settlement rails.

Talking about tokenised treasuries, JPMorgan recently filed to launch JLTXX, a money market fund powered by Kinexys, JPMorgan’s tokenisation unit. 

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