XRP ETFs Log 13 Straight Weeks of Inflows as XRPL Users Cool

XRP's exchange-traded funds have taken in money for 13 weeks straight, and cumulative net inflows since launch sit at about $1.80 billion. The chain underneath them looks much quieter.

XRPScan's active users measure reads 140.9K, under its 30-day average of 153.5K and a long way below its record. That gap is the real story behind the headline number, and one figure used to link the two doesn't survive a check against the page it points to.

XRP Fund Inflows Reach About $1.80 Billion

Money has landed in the XRP funds every week for 13 weeks. The most recent week, to October 9, brought $11.31 million in net inflows, and cumulative inflows since launch now stand at roughly $1.80 billion.

Net assets moved the other way. They fell from $1.66 billion to $1.57 billion over that same week, a drop of 5.4%, even as new money arrived.

The two figures aren't in conflict. Cumulative inflows count money put in over time, and net assets count what the holdings are worth on a single day. When the existing holdings lose more value than the new money adds, net assets fall while inflows keep rising. That is what happened here.

Both totals come from fund-flow trackers rather than a filing, and more than one independent report carries the same figures.

Active Users Sit Near 141,000, Not Below 100,000

XRPScan defines the metric as activity counted by SourceTag plus DestinationTag, and prints that definition on the page:

Number of active users (SourceTag + DestinationTag)

The latest reading is 140.9K, down 1.7% over 24 hours. The 30-day average is 153.5K and the all-time high is 506.2K.

Recent daily values sit in the same band: 140,895 on October 13 and 143,386 on October 12. The lowest of that run was 124,848 on October 4. A reading for October 14 shows 28,648, down 79.7%, but that day was still in progress and can't be compared with a completed one.

Against that, the claim that XRP active users have slipped below 100,000, which has circulated alongside the ETF flow numbers, doesn't match any reading on the page it points to.

XRPScan Publishes Two Metrics That Sound Alike

The mix-up has a simple cause. XRPScan tracks active users and active accounts, and the two count different things.

• Active users, counted by SourceTag plus DestinationTag: latest 140.9K, down 1.7% in 24 hours, with a 30-day average of 153.5K and an all-time high of 506.2K.
• Active accounts, counted as unique senders: latest 16.6K, down 5.7% in 24 hours, with a 30-day average of 18.3K and an all-time high of 106K.

Daily active accounts came in at 16,588 on October 13 and 17,582 on October 12. A reading from one metric can't be checked against the other, and the two current values, about 141,000 and about 17,000, mean a figure sitting just under 100,000 matches neither.

What Would Confirm a Shift

The next weekly flow print will show whether the streak reaches 14 weeks. On the network side, the number to watch is whether active users climb back toward the 153.5K 30-day average, which would show participation following the money rather than trailing it.

For now the funds keep collecting, and the chain's own activity stays well below its record.