XRP Is Winning the ETF Flow Battle — but Price Hasn’t Caught Up $BTC spot ETFs lost roughly $282.6M on Sept. 10, their third straight day of withdrawals. XRP funds moved the other way, adding $5.1M and extending a pattern that has now persisted across several sessions. The divergence is becoming harder to ignore. U.S. spot XRP ETFs pulled in $110.49M during their strongest week of 2026, lifting cumulative net inflows to about $1.66B. The seven funds now hold roughly 1.1B XRP, or around 1.13% of total supply. Yet $XRP itself is still trading around $1.35–$1.40. That gap between flows and price is the key part of the setup. ETF buying is removing some XRP from freely circulating exchange liquidity, but so far it has not been large enough to overpower profit-taking and a weaker macro environment. If $1.40 finally becomes support while ETF inflows continue, the next price zone sits around $1.60, with $2 returning to the conversation above that. If XRP falls below $1.30 despite persistent institutional buying, the message would be just as useful: ETF demand is real, but still too small to control the broader market. #BTC Price Analysis# #Ripple #Ad #Bitcoin Price Prediction: What is Bitcoins next move?#