GDP data as scheduled due to a government shutdown, leaving policy makers 
without timely insights. The U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis announced Monday 
it will not publish the delayed initial estimate of third-quarter gross 
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Spot XRP Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs) started the week surpassing most crypto- 
based investment products after the record debut performance of Grayscale and 
Franklin Templeton’s funds. Related Reading: Bitcoin’s November Crash To 
Continue If This Level Isn’t Reclaimed, Analyst Warns GXRP, XRPZ See Record 
Debut This week, the second batch of spot XRP ETFs went live, debuting with a 
record-breaking performance. Notably, Grayscale and Franklin Templeton 
launched their XRP-based investment products, recording over $60 million in 
net inflows each during their first day. On Monday, Franklin Templeton debuted 
the new XRPZ ETF on NYSE Arca, highlighting that “its established utility in 
facilitating cross-currency settlement has made XRP a central component of the 
growing digital payments ecosystem.” Moreover, Grayscale followed the same 
path as with its other existing crypto-based private trusts, converting its 
XRP fund into the publicly traded GXRP ETF. In a significant achievement, both 
funds broke Canary Capital’s XRPC record as the biggest ETF debut of 2025. As 
reported by NewsBTC, Canary Capital launched the first single-token XRP spot 
ETF on November 13, smashing the initial expectations of multiple experts. 
After clearing the last regulatory hurdles, XRPC debuted on Nasdaq with a 
total volume of $58 million. Ahead of its launch, senior ETF analysts 
predicted that the fund could surpass Bitwise’s BSOL, which previously held 
this achievement. After the first 30 minutes, XRPC surprised market observers 
with $26 million in volume, suggesting strong initial demand. Meanwhile, BSOL 
recorded an impressive volume of $10 million in the first 30 minutes of 
trading, surging to $33 million by the half-day mark. The investment product 
closed its debut with $57 million in volume, beating all 900 other launches of 
the year. According to SoSoValue data, Franklin’s XRPZ and Grayscale’s GXRP 
saw an impressive $62.6 million and $67.4 million on their launch day, 
surpassing Canary’s XRPC record and becoming the best debuts of any ETFs in 
2025 so far. XRP ETFs Steal The Spotlight Besides the remarkable launch of 
Grayscale and Franklin Templeton’s investment funds, the XRP ETF category’s 
performance surpassed that of other leading ETFs on Monday, including those 
based on the largest cryptocurrencies by market capitalization, Bitcoin (BTC), 
Ether (ETH), and Solana (SOL). Canary Capital’s XRPC and Bitwise’s XRP ETF 
brought in $16.4 million and $16.4 million, respectively, amounting to a total 
of $164 million in net inflows for the whole category on November 24. This 
performance was followed by ETH ETFs, which recorded $96.6 million in inflows, 
led by BlackRock’s ETHA. Solana-based funds came third with $58 million in 
positive net flows, extending their 20-day streak with a total of $568 million 
in inflows, according to Farside Invest data. Related Reading: Financial 
Strategist Debunks Prediction That Bitcoin Price Will Reach $220,000 In 45 
Days Notably, spot XRP ETFs have seen cumulative net inflows of $586.8 
million, registering an eight-day positive streak and surpassing the total 
inflows of SOL ETFs. On the contrary, Bitcoin ETFs registered the worst 
performance among the leading cryptocurrency funds. The investment products 
continued their choppy November performance, starting the week with $151 
million in outflows, led by BlackRock’s IBIT. As of this writing, XRP is 
trading at $2.18, a 1.6% decline in the daily timeframe. Featured Image from 
Unsplash.com, Chart from TradingView.com

XRP ETFs Outshine BTC, ETH, And SOL Funds With $164M Single-Day Inflows

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