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XRP ETF Inflows Near $1.8B as Ripple Expands Global Partnerships

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XRP ETF Inflows Near $1.8B as Ripple Expands Global Partnerships

XRP ETF inflows near $1.8B, and Ripple is adding partners at the same time. U.S. spot XRP ETFs took in $740,400 on 14 October, SoSoValue data shows. Cumulative net inflows now stand at about $1.803B. The funds have logged 13 straight weeks of inflows.

XRP ETF Inflows Near $1.8B as Ripple Expands Global Partnerships
Image Via SoSoValue.

What Do the ETF Numbers Show?

Total net assets sit at $1.509B, about 1.80% of XRP’s market cap. That is roughly $294M below the money investors put in. 

Bitwise leads with about $688M in cumulative inflows and supplied all of the 14 October total. 

Other crypto funds look weaker, since Bitcoin ETF inflows collapsed 88% in early October.

What Did Ripple Announce?

On 14 October, Ripple announced two deals. DriveWealth will integrate the RLUSD stablecoin on the XRP Ledger. 

Settlement starts in Europe, and U.S. plans have no date. DriveWealth already offers 24/5 trading and wants funding to match. 

Meritz Securities becomes Ripple’s first South Korean securities partner. It will explore Ripple Custody and tokenization tools. Neither deal commits the companies to a launch. 

Evernorth began trading on Nasdaq as XRPN on 12 October. It holds about 473 million XRP. On-chain activity is growing too, as XRP Ledger RWA transfer volume hit $7.03B.

XRP Slides While Flows Rise

At about 09:35 UTC on 15 October 2026, XRP traded at $1.32. That is down 7.0% over seven days. The BTC pair stood at 0.00001620. 

The seven-day chart opens near $1.42 on 9 October. Price dipped to about $1.33 that day, then climbed back to $1.40 by 10 October. 

XRP ETF Inflows Near $1.8B as Ripple Expands Global Partnerships
XRPUSD Weekly Chart. Source: CoinGecko.

A peak near $1.42 came on 12 October. XRP slid to about $1.32 on 13 October and bounced to $1.37 on 14 October. 

Selling followed the hot CPI report, and price dropped back to about $1.31 early on 15 October. Inflows have not stopped the slide.

Separating Signal From Rumor

Not every claim in this story is verified. Company announcements and ETF data are confirmed. Rumors, such as talk of Fed pricing links, are not. 

Even confirmed deals have limits, and tokenized assets carry hidden risks that new partnerships do not remove. The next ETF flow reports and any DriveWealth launch date will show which headlines carry weight.

Disclaimer:
This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial, investment, or trading advice. The views expressed are based on publicly available data, market observations, and the author’s interpretation at the time of writing. Cryptocurrency markets are highly volatile and unpredictable, and past performance or current technical setups do not guarantee future results. Readers should conduct their own research and consult with a qualified financial advisor before making any investment decisions. TechGaged does not accept liability for any losses incurred based on the information presented.

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