Bitwise Sees Continued Growth in XRP Investment Demand
Bitwise XRP investment products have attracted over $200 million in inflows since the start of 2026.
Bitwise has reported that inflows into its XRP-based ETF and ETP products in the United States and Europe have surpassed $200 million since the beginning of 2026. The announcement was made on June 23 by the company’s CEO, Hunter Horsley.
The figures highlight the ongoing demand for regulated investment products that provide exposure to XRP. It is important to note that these numbers reflect only Bitwise-managed funds and do not represent the broader global market for XRP-related ETFs.
In the United States, investors can gain exposure to spot XRP through a publicly traded ETF, while in Europe a similar role is fulfilled by an exchange-traded product (ETP). These investment vehicles are designed for individuals and institutions that prefer not to hold XRP directly but still want exposure to the asset through regulated brokerage accounts.
Capital inflows into XRP-focused funds have remained steady over the past several months. According to data from SoSoValue, XRP investment products recorded net inflows of $5.31 million on June 22. Earlier in the month, they attracted $2.55 million on June 18 and $5.30 million on June 16. The strongest single-day performance came on June 9, when net inflows reached $7.44 million.
The latest figures mark another strong period for XRP-related investment funds. In May alone, XRP ETFs attracted $131.94 million in new capital, making it their best-performing month of 2026 so far. During the same period, investment products linked to Bitcoin and Ethereum experienced net outflows.
May also saw U.S. spot XRP ETFs record $25.8 million in net daily inflows, the highest level since January 5. The leading performer was Franklin Templeton’s XRPZ fund, which attracted $13.6 million. Bitwise products followed with $7.6 million in inflows, while Grayscale recorded $4.6 million.
The growing interest in XRP investment products suggests that many investors continue to seek exposure to alternative cryptocurrencies through regulated financial instruments, expanding beyond the traditional focus on Bitcoin and Ethereum.
