XRP ETFs recorded their largest daily inflow of October 2026 on Oct. 29, with the Franklin XRP ETF attracting the most capital.
The products received a combined $8.43 million, ending four consecutive days of outflows and recording their first positive daily inflow since Oct. 23.
This shows that investors continued to put money into XRP ETFs despite the asset’s recent price decline. However, monthly inflows remain below the levels recorded in August and September, as demand slows considerably.
XRP ETFs Record $8M+ in Daily Inflows
On Oct. 29, XRP ETFs attracted $8.43 million in new capital, ending a four-day period of outflows. The previous positive daily inflow came on Oct. 23, as the products went several days without attracting fresh capital before the latest recovery.
The $8.43 million inflow also set a new record for October 2026. Specifically, it surpassed the previous monthly high of $8.17 million recorded on Oct. 8, making Oct. 29 the strongest day of the month for XRP ETF inflows.
The return to positive flows brings some relief after several days of withdrawals. However, a single day of inflows does not necessarily mean investor sentiment has changed. XRP continues to face price pressure, and the coming days will show whether the renewed demand for its ETFs can continue.
The Franklin XRP ETF (XRPZ) led the market on Oct. 29, attracting $5.57 million in new capital. This made it the largest contributor to the combined $8.43 million inflow recorded across XRP ETFs that day.
The Bitwise XRP ETF also recorded positive flows, bringing in $2.86 million. Together, the two funds accounted for the entire daily inflow. Other products, including the Canary Capital XRP ETF (XRPC), recorded zero flows during the same period.
XRP ETFs Outperform Other Altcoin ETFs
XRP ETFs also performed better than several other altcoin investment products on Oct. 29. While XRP ETFs attracted $8.43 million, Ethereum, BNB, Solana, and Tron ETFs recorded no inflows.
Bitcoin ETFs attracted $17.07 million on the same day. Within the altcoin ETF market, only XRP and ZEC ETFs recorded positive inflows, and this set them apart from most other products.
Notably, some altcoin ETFs faced significant withdrawals. Ethereum ETFs recorded $105.48 million in outflows, while Solana ETFs lost $27.69 million. BNB and Tron ETFs recorded zero flows.
Franklin XRPZ Cumulative Inflows Reach $524 Million
Following the Oct. 29 inflow, Franklin Templeton’s XRPZ increased its cumulative net inflows since launch to $524.16 million. The milestone comes weeks after the fund became the second XRP ETF to surpass $500 million in cumulative inflows.
XRPZ maintained its position as the second-largest XRP ETF by cumulative net inflows. Bitwise remained in first place, with $682.44 million in cumulative net inflows since launch.
Meanwhile, Canary Capital’s XRPC ranked third, with $484.34 million in cumulative net inflows. This is notable because XRPC had the advantage of launching first and initially recorded higher first-day inflows than its competitors.
October Inflows Fall as XRP Price Drops 16%
Despite the latest recovery, total net inflows into XRP ETFs reached just $19.33 million in October 2026. This represents an 84% decline from the $121.4 million recorded in September and an 87% drop from the $158.18 million recorded in August.

October’s performance is still notable given XRP’s recent price decline. XRP currently trades at $1.2456, down 16.38% for October 2026. The cryptocurrency is also on track to record its first monthly loss since June 2026.


