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Ripple XRP ETF Inflows Near Zero as Institutional Demand and On-Chain Activity Fall Together
On July 10, daily inflows into the Ripple XRP exchange‑traded fund fell to $107,000, while institutional demand and on‑chain transaction activity both reached multi‑month lows, leaving the XRP price supported mainly by holders who keep the token in cold storage.
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What happened
On July 10, daily inflows into the Ripple XRP exchange‑traded fund fell to $107,000, while institutional demand and on‑chain transaction activity both reached multi‑month lows, leaving the XRP price supported mainly by holders who keep the token in cold storage.
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Global impact / market context
The drop in ETF inflows shows less interest from large investors, which may limit price gains and reduce liquidity, meaning there could be fewer buyers and sellers available, making it harder for funds to move in and out of XRP quickly.
Analyst inference
Crypto markets have been experiencing mixed sentiment, with many digital assets seeing reduced on‑chain activity and lower fund inflows, suggesting a broader pause in institutional buying that may keep overall market volatility elevated.
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What to watch
- Future XRP ETF inflow trends – if low inflows continue, fund managers might cut XRP holdings, which could weaken price stability and fund performance. Analyst inference
- On‑chain activity levels – a rise in transaction volume may signal renewed user interest, potentially adding price support beyond cold‑storage holders. Analyst inference
- Institutional sentiment toward crypto – announcements of new allocations or withdrawals by large investors will indicate whether the slowdown is temporary or a longer‑term shift. Analyst inference
Affected assets
- XRP — XRP