XRP climbed about 5% over the past 24 hours to around $1.36, reaching its highest level in a week. CoinMarketCap showed the token up 4.96% on the day. The rebound lifted XRP back to a weekly high even as spot ETF flows remained subdued, separating the price move from recent fund activity in XRP.
SoSoValue data showed U.S. spot XRP ETFs recorded no net flows on October 19 or 20, after the week ended October 16 posted $1.84 million in net outflows. That result ended a 13-week run of positive weekly flows, while cumulative net inflows remained around $1.8 billion. The figures show weaker recent ETF demand but do not establish a direct explanation for XRP’s recovery.
The next metric to watch is whether spot ETF flows resume as XRP holds its rebound. Sustained net inflows would provide a clearer signal of renewed demand through regulated U.S. investment products, while further flat or negative sessions would leave ETF activity disconnected from the token’s short-term price performance. Price action and fund flows should therefore be assessed separately rather than treated as evidence of direct causation.
Source: SoSoValue; CoinMarketCap.
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