XRP ETFs Didn’t Buy the Dip - They Simply Refused to Sell $XRP fell almost 8% to $1.29 during the latest market sell-off, yet its ETF investors showed a very different reaction from those in Bitcoin and Ethereum funds. ONE SELL-OFF, THREE ETF RESPONSES Bitcoin ETFs: −$450.33M Ethereum ETFs: −$141.47M XRP ETFs: $0 net flow That zero is the interesting number. It does not mean institutions were aggressively buying XRP, but it does mean the price decline failed to trigger the kind of ETF redemptions seen elsewhere in crypto. The existing holder base is already meaningful. XRP ETFs have attracted around $1.70B in cumulative inflows since launch and hold roughly $1.45B in assets. According to the analysis cited in the report, about 84% of XRP ETF assets appear to be held by investors outside the 13F reporting requirement, pointing to a substantial non-institutional holder base. The next distinction is important: resilience is not the same as fresh demand. Holding through an 8% drop shows that ETF ownership remained sticky during stress. Turning that stability into a stronger price signal would require net inflows to resume while XRP attempts to reclaim the $1.40 area. #Altcoin Season# #ETH #Ethereum #Ad