XRP ETFs Have Been Frozen at $1.71 Billion. When Will Inflows Reach $2 Billion?

On September 18, XRP (CRYPTO:XRP) ETF inflows were stagnant at a cumulative total of $1,710,373,047.51, leaving a gap of $290 million to reach the $2 billion threshold. Over the past three weeks, the pace of closing this gap has slowed. On September 11, the total cumulative inflow was $1,700,813,802.26, with an increase of less than $10 million in the subsequent five trading sessions.

The Senate's rejection of the CLARITY Act on September 15, causing a lack of inflows that day, and the Federal Reserve's rate hike on September 16, which led to $3.5 million in inflows, had minimal impact. Of the five trading days, September 14 and September 17 were the only positive inflow days, amounting to $11.26 million and $5.15 million, respectively.

Franklin Templeton was the sole issuer with positive inflows across the five days. XRP's cumulative inflows have remained steady, while Solana ETFs have seen positive inflows for 12 consecutive weeks. If current inflation rates persist, XRP ETF inflows are expected to surpass $2 billion around April 16, 2027. However, at the current pace, it could take until mid-February 2027, or even early January 2027.