XRP Price Drops, But ETF Defies Crypto Bloodbath as Bitcoin and Ethereum Funds Bleed

US spot XRP ETFs recorded about $740,000 in net inflows even as the coin lost 6% of its price over 24 hours. Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, and Hyperliquid funds lost nearly $400 million combined on October 14. The contrast is notable as inflation pressure weighed on crypto prices.

Crypto prices slid after a hotter-than-expected US Consumer Price Index reading on October 14. A higher inflation print can dampen expectations for monetary easing, putting pressure on risk assets; the broad market move helps explain why positive XRP ETF demand did not translate into a same-day price gain.

As for today, XRP ETFs have recorded 13 consecutive weeks of net inflows, with the last losing week ending July 10 at about $7.2 million in outflows. Cumulative net inflows reached a record $1.80 billion, evidence that demand for the funds has persisted through a weak stretch for the underlying token.

The pace has cooled from its late-September peak. The week ending September 25 brought $75.6 million in inflows, followed by $4.7 million and $11.3 million in the next two weeks, respectively.

This gap between flows and fund size is important. XRP ETF net assets fell from $1.77 billion on September 25 to $1.51 billion as the token price declined, despite continued net additions; lower asset values can offset inflows.

XRP price remained about 64% below its all-time high of $3.65, set on July 17, 2025. At the same time, its 30-day XRP whale deposits to Binance reached 1.669 billion XRP, a seven-month high, compared with roughly 1.65 billion XRP in September.

Higher exchange inflows can increase the amount of XRP available for sale, adding a potential supply overhang while ETF buyers continue accumulating. But deposits are not proof of selling; the transfers may reflect wallet reshuffling or use of other Binance services, and the reported metric alone does not confirm that holders sold their coins.

The setup is therefore a tension, not a confirmed reversal signal. If the market continues to price the inflation data negatively, XRP can remain under pressure despite ETF inflows; if the streak persists and whale deposits do not turn into verified selling, the demand-versus-supply imbalance remains unresolved.

The next test is whether the wider market stabilizes after the October 14 CPI reaction. Until that happens, sustained fund demand has yet to demonstrate that it can outweigh macro-driven selling in the spot market.

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